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Engaging Angry Grief According to Job

Of all the emotions a believer experiences on their journey through grief, anger may be among the most difficult to discuss. How do we make sense of our losses in light of God’s love? How can we experience God’s comfort when it feels like he’s turned cruel? When left unacknowledged or unaddressed, grief-related anger hardens hearts and hinders hope. But when engaged with authenticity and reverence? Angry grief can be redeemed and become a catalyst for growth and healing. In this session, Christine candidly unpacks the suffering of Job and considers the practical counseling wisdom that can be gleaned from the book.

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