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Handling Grief: A Christian's Ongoing Journey with Loss
We men want to be seen as tough. Be leaders. Show strength.And that is good.But when a loss of your most profound love strikes, it is okay to let yourself go and cry. I remember crying at the funerals of loved ones. I also remember speaking at four of those funerals and realizing how hard it was to express what I truly felt and not weep in front of the gathered mourners. But as one of my pastors once taught, we have the perfect teacher in Jesus. At Lazarus’ grave, Jesus wept.And He knew that Lazarus was going to be back in five minutes!
167 pages, Paperback
Published April 2, 2018
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January 24, 2020
A raw and emotional telling of one man's journey with and through the grief of losing his beloved wife while trying to stay true to his faith. Thomas Steele unabashedly share his pain and loss, while providing hope and even joy in his struggles, rememberances,and his journey, all the while finding strength from his faith in God, Jesus our Savior, and the prayers of so many. This book is a powerful testament to love, empathy, caring, and the importance of faith. I recommend this book for anyone who has lost a loved one as you are not alone.
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