Finding the Meaning of Grief: 6 Weeks of Devotionals for Exploring Comfort & Hope

Grief hurts. No one knows what your grief feels like except you, no matter the cause. Grief has a way of crashing into our world and rearranging life as we know it. When this becomes your story too, Finding the Meaning of Grief can be a companion on your journey. In each daily devotional reading, you'll encounter:

Quotes and Scriptures to bring comfortCreative Activities that inspire new perspective Journaling Prompts to look deeperEasy Recipes for comfort food & community-buildingPlus More...

Finding the Meaning of Grief is for anyone traveling through loss or suffering needing a little encouragement and support from someone who has navigated and moved through her own grief stories. This is a book that can be an arm around your shoulder to say, "you can do this too."

Janet Haney, author of Hello Nobody: Standing at the Door Alone - What to Do When Everything Changes, opens the door to explore the meaning of your grief while recounting highlights from her own grief story. Her son died in his sleep at the age of 9. Her husband lost a long battle with cancer. Then she won her own battle with breast cancer, returning home to an empty nest. Through this 6-week devotional, she reaches alongside to guide your hand so you can find your own answers.

Grief is complex, treacherous and a life circumstance no one would choose. When it hits your world, the only way through the crush of it, is to keep going. Finding the Meaning of Grief is a soft place to rest and explore how grief has changed your world. It can be used by God to change you, making you stronger.

Learn more about Janet and join her community at jhaney.com

Janet Haney is an author and creative journaling teacher based out of northern Kentucky, USA. She is no stranger to grief and transitions in life. Her son died in his sleep at the age of 9. Her husband lost an 8-year battle with cancer. Then, she won her own battle with breast cancer only to return home to an empty nest. Her hope is that readers learn that nothing in life is wasted, not even struggles, as it all can point to our true calling in life.