Biblical Hope
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Post-Chemo Scans and the Weight of Waiting
Lamenting Wednesday, January 28th, we walked into the hospital—and for the first time in a long time, it felt strange. Not scary.Not overwhelming. Just… unfamiliar. There was a quiet thought that hit all of us at once: We don’t really belong here anymore. And as strange as that sounds, it was a beautiful realization. After…
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Five Ways to Support a Family in the Hospital with a Sick Child
What Actually Helped Us When your child is hospitalized long-term, especially when the hospital is far from home, life stops following the rules you once relied on. Days blur.Schedules collapse.Hunger comes and goes. Flexibility stops being a luxury and becomes survival. During Kinley’s hospital stays, we learned that the support that mattered most wasn’t flashy…
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“Are You the One?” — When Even the Faithful Start to Doubt
Matthew 11 Even John the Baptist — the man who literally baptized Jesus — hit a moment where suffering made him question everything. Jesus didn’t shame him. He pointed him back to hope. Here’s what that means for us when life caves in. When Certainty Meets a Jail Cell There’s a strange comfort in discovering…