Finding Hope in The Darkness The Grief of the loss of my daughter deeply embedded itself in my soul. The loss of a child is a profound, life-altering experience. The journey through this loss is ...

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Dr. David Jeremiah of Shadow Mountain Community Church in California reveals why faith-filled Christians should not be plagued with anxiety — and instead should rely on Jesus.

Our hope is not rooted in some fleeting optimism, but in the enduring truths of our faith grounded in the Gospels, which teach boundless love and the core belief that darkness does not have the ...

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It is a shadowy darkness that saps hope and leaves everyone enshrouded in a sense of powerlessness and fear. It is in the deepest darkness that the tiniest flicker of light shines most brightly.

However, hope is not immune to the corrosive effects of despair and disillusionment. In times of crisis, when the world seems shrouded in darkness, maintaining hope can feel like an uphill battle.

Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent will answer your questions about whether gray or beige is the neutral of the moment, or whether color is making a comeback.

The Jeremiah Program, a nonprofit for single mothers and children, is hosting its annual Summit Weekend March 7-9 at Mystic Lake Center.