When you know someone grappling with grief, your desire to support them is a very compassionate and crucial step in their healing journey. The problem is... Our culture does not teach us how to support those in grief without brightsiding them or trying to find a way to make it better. Here's the truth, and I promise you this goes for everyone without exception. When someone you love deeply has died, there is nothing that's going to make it better. Here are just three of the myths that we tend to

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For more biblical tools, explore our free course “Grappling with Grief”. Comment “joy” to receive the link. Did you know that a lament can be your own version of a letter, poem, or song to God? This is how it works: 📌 First is naming: Name everything that you are feeling and grieving for. 📌 Second is questioning: Write down your questions for God. You might wonder, where are you God? Why won’t my sadness lift? 📌 Finally, there is imagining: Imagine what is next. Explore what might be possible