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It can be so very difficult and depressing, especially when we have done our best to raise our children “in the discipline and instruction of the Lord,” (Ephesians 6:1) to see them walk away from the faith. Perhaps they had made a profession of faith and were baptized at a young age and seemed to enjoy attending church, children’s programs, and youth group. It was exciting and joyful to see them follow Christ. Then, at some point…

Two Truths and a Lie about Wayward Children | IBCD “I have no greater joy than to hear that my children are walking in the truth” are words written by the Apostle John in his third epistle. While John is addressing […]

'My daughter’s first day of school was also my first day in the psychiatric hospital. After she boarded the bus, I confessed to my husband that I was (once again) trapped in a dangerous spiral of despair. Seventeen years of unprocessed losses had rushed over me the night before. The sting of my dad’s death felt suddenly fresh, though six years had already passed."

When Grief Becomes Dangerous (and What to Do About It) — Risen Motherhood When sadness begins to lead us away from the safety and goodness of God’s presence instead of to it, that can be a red flag pointing us to seek deeper help.

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