In this article the author studies grief with children by looking at the way in which children grieve and then providing some guidelines for helping children cope with grief.

How should a Christian grieve a miscarriage? This article unpacks the comfort that Christian parents have in a time of miscarriage. Their comfort will come by remembering that children are conceived in sin, the sovereignty of God, and salvation is by grace.

How do you grieve the loss of a parent? It is by learning to face the fear of grief, submitting to God’s will, and through trust in God’s wisdom.

How can you grieve in a way that you can bring maximum glory to God? There are three important things that shape your grief: your thoughts, emotions, and belief. This article explains how Christians can control these three in a way that produces godly grief.

Children grieve too. This article explains how can you help children cope with grief and express their grief over the loss of a loved one or through a time of illness. Helping children grieve according to their age is important.

Grief is part of this life. This article shows that Christians grieve with hope.

Christians will experience hurt and offence. How should they respond? First of all, Christians are allowed to grieve. Also, they have a Father to run to, they should pray for their enemies, and they should forgive.

The Canons of Dort show that real repentance means that we know we are weak, that we grieve over our sins and that we seek Christ for new life.

In this article on 1 Thessalonians 4:13-15, the author shows how God gives us comfort in grieve, by keeping our eyes on Jesus Christ and his resurrection.