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September 2, 2008 When grief lays heavy on the heart, we become very fragile and darkness seems to color our every waking moment. We feel as though we are drowning in a sea of our tears and there is no way out of the dark tunnel. God often guides us through our grief one moment, one step at a time. He has promised to be with us every step of the way, and His rainbow still shouts to us of His mighty promises that are never ending. Look for the small things in each day that help to bring about your healing. A smile from a stranger. A shared tear. The sounds of nature whispering words of comfort in your ear. A listening ear. Someone who cares. Sometimes we're looking for the big rock to drop upon our heads, but instead we get daily doses of small, meaningful reminders of hope. Remember that healing from grief is a process. It will not happen overnight. But, this we can be certain of: "We have a God who cares, and He will give us just what we need each day to carry us through!" -- by Clara Hinton "When I am weak, I cling to those who are strong so that I might keep from sinking." --Clara Hinton "Trust in the Lord forever, for in God the Lord we have an everlasting Rock." --Isaiah 26:4