ئەپەکە بەدەست بهێنەOur Daily Bread: Finding Comfort in Times of Loss نموونە
A Place For Sorrows
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial was dedicated in 1982. In the first 15 years, 54,000 items were left at the Wall. It still takes almost an hour every night, and much longer on Memorial Day, to collect the mementos—a teddy bear, a photo of a soldier’s grandchild, a letter from a daughter who never knew her dad.
Every item is labeled and taken to a warehouse. No one knows quite how to deal with it all. “No one ever expected this to happen,” a park ranger says. “It’s so personal. It caught everyone by surprise.”
Loss comes to us all, and we often carry our grief for many years. We struggle with our emotions. Is there a place where we can leave our sorrows and find healing for the wounds of life?
Isaiah 53 speaks of the Messiah as the One who “has borne our griefs and carried our sorrows . . . . By His stripes we are healed” (53:4-5). When we receive Jesus Christ as our Savior from sin, we also come to know Him as the One who can lift the weight of sadness from our shoulders.
We can bring our grief to the Man of sorrows. There is help and healing and closure at the cross for the deepest pain of our hearts. —David McCasland
If you know Jesus, you’ll never walk alone.
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial was dedicated in 1982. In the first 15 years, 54,000 items were left at the Wall. It still takes almost an hour every night, and much longer on Memorial Day, to collect the mementos—a teddy bear, a photo of a soldier’s grandchild, a letter from a daughter who never knew her dad.
Every item is labeled and taken to a warehouse. No one knows quite how to deal with it all. “No one ever expected this to happen,” a park ranger says. “It’s so personal. It caught everyone by surprise.”
Loss comes to us all, and we often carry our grief for many years. We struggle with our emotions. Is there a place where we can leave our sorrows and find healing for the wounds of life?
Isaiah 53 speaks of the Messiah as the One who “has borne our griefs and carried our sorrows . . . . By His stripes we are healed” (53:4-5). When we receive Jesus Christ as our Savior from sin, we also come to know Him as the One who can lift the weight of sadness from our shoulders.
We can bring our grief to the Man of sorrows. There is help and healing and closure at the cross for the deepest pain of our hearts. —David McCasland
If you know Jesus, you’ll never walk alone.
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About this Plan
It is our hope and prayer that the devotionals that follow will warm your heart and lift your spirit as they lead you to lean on the Lord, our Shepherd and our Guide through the valley of grief.
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Grief Bites: A New Approach to Growing Through Grief
Our Daily Bread: Hope and Strength for Times of Illness
Hope In The Mourning Reading Plan
Grief Bites: Finding Treasure In Hardships
5 Names of God to Know When Struggling with Grief
Grief Survivor
7 Days Of Praying Through Loss
The Power Of Being Thankful
Finding Comfort In Pain
