The Badidas: Learning to Live

                               God is already in your Grief

When navigating your grief, you might experience moments of deep anger, sometimes even directed towards God. This is a completely natural part of the process. I've been there myself. These feelings don't mean you're distant from God, nor do they mean your faith is weakening or a lessening of His love for you.

Consider how, even when you've been upset or angry with your children, your love for them didn't change in the slightest. In the same way, God's love for you remains unwavering.

I admit, there were moments when, unintentionally, others made me feel guilty about expressing my grief before God, likely due to a lack of understanding. It's important to remember that it's completely okay to lay your grief, pain, anger, and frustration before Him. He is already right there with you, in the midst of it all. His love is unconditional.