In this episode, Greg and Jen discuss the difficulty of being broken in your community.  While loss suddenly inducts you into the fraternity, embracing community can still be challenging.  Greg and Jen share their own perspectives through their stories.

How do you go through the holiday season when you are deep in grief?  The holiday season, while filled with joy, can also bring deep sorrow.  You are not alone in this journey.  Listen as Greg and Jen share some past stories and tips for surviving the holidays during a difficult time.

Hope after loss.  For some of you this is a foreign idea.  The loss is too big or the grief is too debilitating.  But there is hope.  Listen in as Greg and Jen discuss the very difficult side of trying to find hope and then how they found hope after loss.

Is doubt part of faith?  Is it acceptable for a Christian going through grief to ask questions of a sovereign God?

When you experience catastrophic loss, the thought of forgiveness is far from your mind.  At times this can lead to bitterness and resentment which can lead to wanting revenge.  In this episode, Greg and Jen challenge you to find true peace by working on forgiving even when it's difficult.

Tough Question.  Why did the catastrophic event happen to so and so? Why didn't it happen to me? Honestly, this type of self reflection is difficult to get to when you are deep in the circumstances of loss.  Listen in as Greg and Jen dive into this discussion.

Is the event that caused your grief an act of randomness? Join Greg and Jen as they discuss randomness against the sovereignty of God and His ultimate plan in life.  They will reference Jerry Sittser's book, A Grace Disguised.

Loss can bring up many emotions. Living with regret is very common and can be very devastating.  Join Greg and Jen as they continue through Jerry Sittser's book A Grace Disguised, Ch. 7 "A Sudden Halt to Business as Usual". 

Do you feel like you have lost you identity after loss?  Join Greg and Jen as they discuss this feeling that both of them felt after their losses. Jerry Sittser does a great job with this topic in his book in chapter 6, "The Amputation of the Familiar Self". It goes deep into this idea that the familiar self is lost and a new identity must be formed.

Did you change after your loss? Many people go through a process of changing who they used to be whether that be because of losing someone or losing a marriage or losing your health. Join Greg and Jen as they discuss this topic.