Grief – Guided Bible Studies for Hungry Christians

Guided Bible Studies for Hungry Christians

Joanne B. Holstein is a Becker Bible Studies teacher and author of Guided Bible Studies for Hungry Christians. She has received her Master of Science degree in Psychology/Christian Counseling with honors from Liberty University. She is well-known as a counselor to Christian faithful who are struggling with tremendous burden in these difficult times. She is a leading authority on the history of development of the Christian churches and the practices and beliefs of world religions and cults.

Category: Grief

Victims of Rape Can Heal

Grief This Hurting World April 12, 2015March 28, 2022

Rape is an act of violence and an that is against the law and love of the LORD God. We need to understand that the LORD God does not hide this evil and we are expected to confront it and respond to it out of a Christ like love. The rape victim needs understanding and compassion to help this person to heal. There is no love like the love of Jesus who can help in this healing process.

Despair Over Health Issues

Grief This Hurting World February 8, 2015March 26, 2022

There is many health condition that women face today that can lead to despair. The woman with the bloody issue gives us hope that there is help. That help comes for Jesus Christ and the faith we have in Him. Jesus is the champion of those who are hurting.

Losing a Child to Death

Grief This Hurting World February 8, 2015March 22, 2022

There is nothing worse than the loss of a loved one. If that loved one happens to be a child it makes it even harder to cope with. The coping challenge become a heart wrenching dilemma for Christians. Grief is intensely personal and there is no detailed critique, assessment or even a special type of psychoanalysis that is going to tell a grieving parent the proper way to grieve.

What is Grief?

Grief This Hurting World October 6, 2014March 15, 2022

Dealing with grief, understanding the ramifications of grief, recognizing the different types of grief, and acknowledging the different reactions to grief can benefit those dealing with grief and can assist someone experiencing grief.