A powerful book by GriefShare co host Nancy Guthrie, telling her story of the loss of two infant children. Author Nancy Guthrie adds a study guide section to her critically acclaimed book for readers and groups that want to dig deeper... more

"Don't worry. Things will get better soon." "Everything will be fine." "It'll all work out for the best" Have you heard these or other polite cliches on suffering? David B. Biebel has. When his son died of a rare genetic disorder, Biebel... more

Trusted pastor and bestselling author MacArthur offers comfort and biblical encouragement to parents grieving the death of a child.

What if He Crawls Away? is a fascinating and heart-wrenching look into the mostly unknown grief hidden in the heart of a child. Some of the questions are stunning, others quite curious, but all are honest.

Life-defining moments... more

On May 13, 1995, God called Zig ZiglarÕs oldest daughter, Suzan, home after a prolonged illness. Journeying through his own grief, Ziglar realized many things about himself, his family, his priorities, and God. In this comforting book,... more

When children die-even adult children-parents are left with a 'stomachache that never ends.' Gone, But Not Lost cuts straight to thoughts and feelings parents face soon after the death of a child.

Within these helpful pages the author skillfully offers the sure hope that life can be lived fully again after tragedy and loss on a young child, while facing the truth that it can never be exactly the same.

Writing with a father's tenderness and the confident knowledge of a Bible scholar, Dr. Lightner brings comfort to parents who grieve. He goes beyond words of consolation to the truth that brings peace, explaining God's provision for the... more

Readers will see the reactions of a Christian mother's heart to the sovereign overruling of God in a time of intense human sorrow and suffering. Isabel Fleece walks you through how the Scriptures offer comfort during life's darkest trials.

A mother who has lost three sons helps readers understand the grieving process, support family members, give insight into sibling grief, and maintain a marriage during hard times.