EP 67: The Ache and the Anchor
When my son was diagnosed with autism at age twoand later with Fragile X syndromeI entered a kind of grief I wasnt prepared for. It wasnt loud or dramatic. It was quiet, slow, and deeply sacred. It was the grief of letting go of the life I imagined and learning to embrace the one God was writing.
In this deeply personal episode, I open up about the pain, surrender, and beauty that come with raising a child with special needs while clinging to faith in Jesus. I talk about the silent ache of broken expectations, the sacredness of honest lament, and the unexpected closeness of God in the middle of it all.
Grief doesnt always come from deathit often comes from the loss of an idea, a dream, or a version of life we thought wed have. But even there, God is present. Even in our most unspoken sorrows, He is faithful. And even when healing doesnt look the way we hoped, He still gets the glory.
If youve ever carried a grief you didnt choose, or wrestled with faith in the face of lifes hardest questions, this episode is for you. May it remind you that youre not aloneand that hope still lives here, too.
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