Grief can feel overwhelming, and it’s completely natural to not feel like praying. Some of you may be angry at God, asking, “Why did this happen? Why did I lose this person?”and the pain may feel almost unbearable.
Our guest, Ayo, who experienced the loss of her only sister due to a medical complication during pregnancy (pre-eclampsia), shared in this video what helped her navigate grief. She talks about what to do when you, or someone you know, is grieving, including the prayers that brought her comfort during that difficult season and I want to share them with you.
May God hold you and wrap you in His arms in this difficult season.
May you feel His presence in ways no human ever could.
May He give you peace and comfort that surpasses understanding.
May strength rise in your body, mind, and spirit.
May you hear what God is saying to you in this season.
May your faith not fail.
May you be upheld and carried by God.
You can also download the Grief & Support Care Kit, which includes prayers for those who are grieving and more practical ways to support someone through loss.
Grief is hard because it comes in waves and most of the time when you least expect it. I’m grieving secondary infertility and trusting God through. It’s hard to come to terms with God possibly saying no. But I’m trying to trust his will for my life. And remind myself that I don’t want anything that’s not part of his will.