Dating can be complicated for a widower. One of the primary worries that they carry in their heart is that by dating again that they are somehow betraying their late spouse, but are they? Can we build something new without erasing the past? Today's podcast dives into the tightrope walk of honoring the past while pressing forward.

Grief is a lot of things, and one of those things is confusing. Dating after loss can be one of the most beautiful adventures, BUT it can also cause mixed emotions, especially in the reality of introducing your new person to others. When should you introduce them? Who should you introduce them to? Do you need to be 'facebook' official? What about in-law? What if others don't approve? Do you even need to advertise it to the world? This podcast will help in navigating some really trick waters

Grief and dating are so difficult. It's hard to imagine creating a life with someone new after losing the person that we loved and created a life with. But making it more complicated is when children are in the room. There are countless layers of emotional complexity when children are part of that equation. It's a beautiful complexity, but one that needs to handled delicately and with much wisdom. Tune in to today's latest podcast to find more about dating after loss.

Dating is hard at any season of life, but dating after loss, whew. It's hard, complicated, and can feel impossible. But what happens when we start falling for someone and realize, that person might not be the right one? Do we allow fear to hold on to us? Do we seek out the wisdom that comes from God? What is a widower to do when the fear of adding grief to grief is real? Tune in to find out more

Today's latest episode of the Shepherd's Table dives into the question, am I really ready to date after losing my spouse? How can I know if it's the right time? This is a complicated question, fraught with a lot of emotion. Tune in as we examine our hearts together

Welcome to the first of an eight part series diving into the subject of dating after loss. This touchy subject helps grieving people find guidance as they start navigating love after loss. This episode talks about your heart waking up after a long winter.

What are you supposed to do when a secondary loss of grief becomes losing who you used to be? A lot of us are so wrapped up in our role as husbands, and rightfully so, that when grief hits we no longer know who we are? We feel like we are adrift. Where can we find our identity? Where can we find solid footing in the midst of grief?

Stress seems to be a normal part of our life, but stress and grief together is a dangerous cocktail. Grief elevates stress and hits us when our life seems to be the most unstable. What can we do when stress is affecting our body, heart, and soul at the same time? Tune int to today's podcast to find hope, even on the darkest of days

Grief can be such a thief. We feel like death has already taken the life of the person that we love, but grief feels like it steals things like joy. Why does grief feel foreign to people in the midst of grief? Why do they feel like the sun will never rise again? And is that true? What if joy was something deeper, something spiritual, something not in and or ourselves. Tune into the latest podcast in our series called "The Brain and Grief"

Our world can connect you with anyone within seconds. You could have a video call with someone in Central Africa within a few moments after hitting the dial button. Social connection is important. God created us to be social creatures....but grief confuses us socially. There is a temptation to redraw and retreat from others. This podcast focuses on how grief affects our desire to be with other people, why that happens, and what we can do to get back on track.