Hosted by Sonya · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 35 episodes
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From my story to your story, let’s talk about grief. I will share my grief journey and interview others about their path of sorrow and healing. I hope that you, the listener, will hear something that helps as you navigate your own grief and that God is glorified along the way. This is a discussion and not meant to give professional help.
Sonya hosts Speak Your Grief with Sonya, a religion show with 35 episodes published.
Send us a text What a privilege to interview one of my heroes of the faith! Dr. Jack Knapp was married to Judy for 62 years. He describes how they met and their deep love. We discuss her final days on this earth along wi
Send us a text Do you think your story of loss is just too hard to tell? Do you feel like your journey is different or you aren't grieving a "textbook" grief? Sometimes sharing your sorrow may help someone with the same
Send us a text When terrible things happen to us, it often shakes us to the core. It is hard to think clearly and causes us to doubt things we thought were true. Bekah Furches describes the loss of her husband and the un
Send us a text God has Peter share a 4-fold purpose for our suffering in 1 Peter 5:10. @SonyaSumpterHoffman #griefandhope #griefjourney #griefhealing #grief #griefpodcast #hopeingod #hopeinchrist #hopeinjesus #suffering
Send us a text You are already dealing with the grief of losing your son. How can you possibly help your children? Dawn Hawley shares the story of her son's passing along with how they have navigated Nathan's siblings' l
Send us a text God tells us in 2 Corinthians 1:3 that He is the God of all comfort. This podcast is a reminder that He wants to strengthen and help you with both your dread and the difficulty of navigating the holidays w
Send us a text Why Did Our 19 Year Old Son, Jadon, Have To Die? This is the title of a tract Dallita (Jadon's mom) was able to write after his death. Dallita takes the time to do an interview with me about several posts
Send us a text In Part 2, Alex and Ashley share different facets they have dealt with after the death of their seven month old son. They discuss guilt, regret, telling Benjamin's brother, how they honor Benjamin's memory
Send us a text Little Benjamin went to Heaven just days before he turned seven months old. Alexander and Ashley share the details of that difficult day. Along with the deep grief that comes after losing your child, they
Send us a text Valerie concludes her interviews by telling us about the last nine months of her mother's life. It was a rollercoaster of ups and downs, and day after day of going to the rest home. Then we discuss the gri
Send us a text Valerie shares the cancer journey that her mother faced. After fifteen previous surgeries and intestinal difficulties, Margaret was told she had bladder cancer. She endures one of the most toxic chemo ther
Send us a text How a person handles life is largely how they let hard times shape them for good. Before we learn about Valerie Kucera's large, gaping hole in her life from losing her mom, we want to first take a look at
Send us a text What do you do when the plan you had for your life gets turned upside down? Instead of pouting, becoming bitter, or turning away from God, Erika Washington decided to turn TOWARD Him even though that's eas
Send us a text Angie experienced a cancer diagnosis not only once, but twice. She went through biopsies, surgeries, radiation, and chemo therapy, Yet, in part three, she tells us about the heroes that helped her on this
Send us a text Angie describes what it was like to have cancer diagnosed for a second time. It was a different type of cancer and she faced the giant of chemotherapy this time. For her, it was devastating to lose her hai
Send us a text We often laugh at the teacher from Charlie Brown as she talks, "Wah, wah, wah..." But that is exactly how Angie felt after she heard the word "cancer" from her doctor. She could see his mouth moving but no
Send us a text They say the loss of a child is like no other loss. How can you navigate this kind of death, especially when it was a suicide? When your loved one takes their own life, it presents its own set of difficult
Send us a text Have you lost a sister or brother? The bond between siblings can run deep. Tena Wokaty talks about the close relationship she had with her sister, Madelyn's passing, and what God taught her from this heart
Send us a text Are you from a family, generation, or situation where you were told not to grieve? Does grieving make you a weak Christian? Tena Wokaty sits down with me and talks about suppressing grief when her father d
Send us a text There is a grief that comes from losing a loved one, over time, to dementia. As her father went into the hospital, my sister-in-law was faced with the caring of her mother overnight. Her dad did not come h
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