269. Child Loss & the Silent Saturday: When God Feels Absent (Part 4 of 5: Easter Series)

There is a heavy, hollow space in the Easter story that we often rush past, but for a grieving mom, it's the place where we live every day. It's the "messy middle" between the cross and the resurrection—the silent Saturday where what you hoped for didn't happen, and what you're left holding feels impossibly heavy. If you've ever felt like heaven has gone quiet since the death of your child, you are not as alone as you feel. In this episode, we step together into that sacred, quiet space where God seems distant and the journey feels too long to endure. You'll hear a story that reminds us how a simple shift in perspective can change everything, even when the pain remains the same. Inside this conversation, we'll explore together:

• The significant difference between God's silence and His absence in your grief journey.
• Why the "Saturday" of your story is the hardest place to sit, and how Jesus personally understands that isolation.
• The subtle shift that happens when you stop walking into the unknown and start walking toward home.
• How to find the strength to lift your head when the weight of child loss feels like more than you can bear.

You don't have to figure out the "why" of the silence today. You only need to know that the road home does not lead to despair—it leads to life, restoration, and the arms of a Father who has never left your side. Take a deep breath and join me for part four of our Easter series; let's find the path home together. 💛 Stop Fighting the Battle Alone

Friend, you were never meant to carry this mountain by yourself.

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