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Barbara Jeanrenaud writes as a mental health professional with a PhD in clinical psychology and twelve years of personal experience of being suicidal. Her book is intended to encourage open dialogue on the increasing problems of depression and suicide. Her story also provides helpful insights of how to survive the existential challenges implied in being suicidal. The author's story ends in a strong affirmation of life and her redemptive healing from suicidal despair.

Encuentra consuelo para tu sufrimiento emocional y reconstruye tu fe con este devocional íntimo de sanación cristiana. Cuando atraviesas un duelo profundo o el agotamiento te abruma, necesitas un refugio seguro para expresar tu enojo y llorar sin culpa. Aquí disfrutarás de una compañía...

Navega el devastador duelo de un divorcio inesperado y reconstruye tu fe cristiana desde la honestidad más profunda. Cuando te enfrentas a la soledad de una separación no deseada, necesitas un refugio reconfortante, no respuestas enlatadas ni culpas injustas. Aquí encontrarás un espacio...

Affronta il trauma di un divorzio non voluto e trasforma il caos emotivo in una lenta e profonda rinascita spirituale. Quando il matrimonio finisce contro la tua volontà, ti ritrovi immerso in un mare di rabbia, vergogna e isolamento. Questo ascolto offre uno spazio empatico e sicuro per dare...

予期せぬ離婚という深い喪失と信仰の葛藤に直面し、暗闇の中にいるあなたへ贈る、心の回復と新しい人生の再建へと力強く導くための癒やしのオーディオ・ガイドです。孤独に押しつぶされそうな夜や、涙がこぼれそう...

Finde durch tröstliche christliche Andachten emotionale Heilung, wenn Verlust und innere Erschöpfung dich erdrücken. Dieser spirituelle Wegbegleiter schenkt dir in schweren Lebenskrisen einen sicheren Raum für deine Trauer. Anstatt seelische Wunden zu verdrängen, bringst du deine...

Trouvez un véritable réconfort spirituel face au deuil et aux ruptures grâce à ces méditations de guérison intérieure. Lorsque la souffrance vous écrase et que le besoin de consolation se fait vital, cet espace d'écoute intime et bienveillant vous offre un refuge sécurisant. Ne fuyez...

Surmontez le deuil d'une séparation brutale grâce à ce guide spirituel conçu pour apaiser l'âme et restaurer la foi. Face à une rupture non désirée et incompréhensible, l'effondrement de vos repères personnels peut susciter une profonde détresse. Cette écoute bienveillante vous...

Have you ever wondered what truly happens when this life ends, or why so many people feel an unshakable urgency stirring in their spirit? Do questions about death, eternity, judgment, or Heaven linger in your heart—questions sermons rarely answer and culture avoids altogether? In a world clouded by fear, distraction, and denial, your soul longs for something solid, eternal, and undeniably true. What if Heaven itself has been breaking through—not to satisfy curiosity, but to rescue, warn, and call people home?

From 2006 to 2015, Lorrie Cox walked one of the hardest roads a spouse can travel—watching her husband John slowly disappear to frontotemporal dementia (FTD), a devastating brain disease that strikes people in the prime of life, often in their 40s, 50s, and 60s. Unlike Alzheimer's, FTD changes personality, behavior, and language first. Most families don't see it coming—and most don't know where to turn. When John was diagnosed, everything changed—their marriage, their family, their faith, and the shape of everyday life.

Read by the author. If you're disappointed with your life, struggling with faith, and frustrated with a seemingly silent God, Midnight Hallelujah dares to speak hope into the silence. Ebie Hepworth invites you into her dark nights and imagined conversations with Sarah, the mother of Isaac, who...

More than ever before, we are living in a world where kids are encountering untimely and incomprehensible grief. The emotions that go along with grief impact them (and adults) on every level: emotionally, physically, cognitively, socially, and spiritually. But the way kids understand and process...

The Grace to Live Again: Finding Joy on the Other Side of Grief is a heartfelt and hope-filled guide for anyone navigating the pain of loss. Through personal stories, biblical truth, and practical encouragement, Kiya Ward Shears reminds readers that grief may change your life, but it does not have to define your future. Whether you have lost a spouse, parent, child, sibling, friend, or another loved one, this book will help you process your pain, strengthen your faith, and discover that God still has purpose, joy, and abundant life ahead.

Nothing can separate you from His love—not even the hardest battles of life. She never had a dramatic “saved” moment. She has known Jesus as long as she can remember—through Catholic roots, Baptist churches, family prayers, and quiet seasons of doubt and guilt. Yet she has also felt separation: the spiral of sin, grief that stings, failures that whisper she’s not enough, and the fear that maybe this time she’s gone too far. In Made a Conqueror, Candace walks listeners through the powerful truths of Romans 8—the passage that became her lifeline.

What do you do when the life you planned is no longer the life you're living? When loss doesn't come with a headline, a funeral, a condolence card, or a casserole? When you're left wondering if God sees the invisible aches from dreams unraveling and life unfolding in ways you never imagined?...

THE LONG GOODBYE is dedicated to anyone who has ever become its victim, and who may even now be unable to move ahead without looking back. It is for those who will one day find themselves faced with the difficult decision to be willing to be part of another's journey of transition, even though it will be painful to watch them go through the door. Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning."Clarissa, I have something for you."There was a quality in his tone that alerted her to the fact that he was here as a reluctant messenger.

When the unthinkable happens, where do you find the strength to take the next breath? In Manna From Heaven: God's Daily Provision Through Seasons of Grief, Paula Lenaburg shares the deeply personal story of losing her only child, Lauren, and the journey that followed. Through raw honesty, unwavering faith, and hard-earned wisdom, she invites listeners into the reality of grief —not as a problem to be solved, but as a path to be walked one day at a time. After Lauren's death, Paula found herself facing overwhelming sorrow, endless questions, and a future she never imagined.

When the initial shock of losing a loved one has passed, how do you continue to move forward and find joy again? Drawing on her own experiences, Chelsea Ohlemiller tenderly invites you on an intimate journey through love, loss, and the power of a legacy. With heartfelt reflections and raw...

His Last Ride is a story of grief, complicated love, and the grace that remains when someone is gone. When Greg Hintz's father died, grief did not arrive neatly. It came in waves—through a sobbing child in a bunk bed, a dusty house full of belongings, old photographs without explanations, recorded voices, unfinished questions, and memories that carried both love and pain.

Loneliness is not always about being alone. Sometimes it is the ache of feeling unseen, unprotected, or disconnected—even while surrounded by people. In Remembering Loneliness, Greg Hintz explores the deeper roots of loneliness through personal reflection, Scripture, inner-child work, and practical exercises designed to help readers reconnect with themselves in a healthier way.