Hosted by Crossroads Church · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 31 episodes
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Grief is the darkest chapter many of us will ever endure but there is healing power available in sharing our grief. In this podcast, you’ll hear from individuals who have experienced every type of loss and from professionals who can teach you how to process death and its aftermath. Find hope for the future through these real-life stories of redemption after loss. You’ll get tools and strategies to cope, grow your faith and normalize grief. And for those who are supporting someone who is grieving, you can learn how to comfort the brokenhearted on their path to healing and even lead them to a place of good grief.
Crossroads Church hosts Surviving Grief, a religion show with 31 episodes published.
When his beloved father passed away, pastor Chuck Mingo was well aware of all that he had lost. But when he shifted his perspective onto what his father had gained, it changed everything. While still feeling the sting of
While podcasts, articles, and sermons can be helpful for understanding and processing grief, there is nothing quite as powerful as a Grief Group. In this episode, Kelley takes listeners behind the curtain on everything G
Suffering can be disorienting, confusing, and overwhelming—and yet, God often uses it as the path that leads to hope. In this episode, Kelley and Megs confront some common misconceptions about suffering, and then point u
No matter the specifics of your grief journey, nearly everyone finds it difficult to forgive themselves. In the light of loss, the words we may have spoken, the action we took (or left undone), or the regret of not findi
Numbness is a common response to grief. While it can be a survival mechanism, when left unchecked it can prevent us from progressing forward. In this episode, Megs and Kelley talk about their own experiences with numbnes
Bitterness is a root that can grow quickly and deeply in our lives. This is especially true in the aftermath of a loss and in times of grief. In this episode, Megs and Kelley talk about the dangers of bitterness and shar
Guilt can sneak in after loss, even when we’re not truly responsible. It’s easy to replay moments in our minds, wishing we could have done things differently. Recognizing where guilt comes from is the first step toward l
Grief can make us feel as though no one really understands what we’re going through. Even in a crowd, we might feel isolated. Recognizing that loneliness is part of the process can help us turn to God for the companionsh
Anger in grief often comes from deep love—love that’s lost its method of expression. David didn’t hide his anger or confusion from God; he poured it out. That’s what God invites us to do too. Anger isn’t the enemy, it’s
Disappointment is the place where faith is tested—and where intimacy with God can deepen. When we lean into the gap between what we hoped for and what He’s preparing, His greatest work can be revealed. Grief leaders, Meg
This is the 30th and final episode of Season 1 of Surviving Grief. Special thanks to everyone who has spent time with us, listened to episodes, and shared them with friends and loved ones. In this quick episode, Megs sha
Katie’s perfect world came crashing down around her when compounding crises hit all at once. Fighting for her marriage, wrestling with faith, and trying to process a terminal diagnosis for her father, she unexpectedly fo
During times of grief, it is easy (and sometimes tempting) to look for comfort anywhere we can get it—in a sign, a message, or someone claiming the ability to reach our loved ones. In this episode, Megs and Kelley explai
Eric’s life was turned completely upside down when his beloved wife, Katie, was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. Overnight, Eric became a caregiver, all while still trying to balance caring for his five daughters, ranging
In their final book study conversation, Kelley and Megs unpack specific ways healing from grief-based anxiety can renew your mind, leading to more gratitude, experiencing forgiveness, and moving into deeper levels of tru
In part two of a three part series diving into the book Anxiety: The Missing Stage of Grief, Megs shares her own expertise around the brain, how it works, and what proactive steps we can take to grieve properly. Find Anx
Anxiety influences millions of Americans, but what many of them don’t realize is that it can be a response to grief. In the first of three episodes, Kelley and Megs discuss a book—Anxiety: The Missing Stage of Grief—whic
Grief doesn’t always express itself in easy-to-recognize ways. Case in point: anxiety. Grief Leaders, Kelley and Megs, were both surprised to find their own grief journeys passed through times of significant anxiety. It
Grief can be messy, complicated, and deeply personal—we move at our own speeds, and many days it feels like "one step forward, two steps back." Because of that, it's easy to feel like we're stuck. What do we do then? Gri
The first year after experiencing a loss is full of firsts—the first holiday without your loved one, the first anniversary of their passing, and the first time attending (or choosing not to attend) events that you once s
Dr. Kelley
U15 football player · Leyton Orient
3 appearances on this show
Megs
Grief Leader · Organizing an ADHD Brain
4 appearances on this show
Chuck Mingo
teaching pastor · Crossroads Church
1 appearance on this show
Karen
tour guide · Company of Artisans
1 appearance on this show
Alison
Speech and Language Therapist, Psychologist, Deputy Director of Children’s Services · Art4Christ
1 appearance on this show
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