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How do we minister to parents with broken hearts?

By Filings on Fri, 01/09/26
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“Almost every parent looks back on their experience of parenting and thinks they could have done better. Help your friend to understand this…. But when we are vulnerable because of the grief caused by prodigal children, the devil will whisper in our ear that it is all our fault.” - Challies

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NewThe root of this is issue is…

Sun, 01/11/26

The root of this is issue is how we process this grief through the lens of Scripture. That is a very, very challenging activity. One that ultimately can't be fully addressed by ourselves.

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