How do you help your family through grief… when everyone is hurting differently and no one knows what to say?

In this Christian grief podcast episode, we explore grieving as a family after loss, supporting children through grief, and learning how to gently grow forward in faith when your whole home feels affected by sorrow.

Grieving as a family can feel overwhelming…especially when each person processes loss in a different way. If you’re a parent navigating grief, walking through child loss, or trying to support your children while your own heart is breaking, this episode will meet you in that tension with both honesty and hope.

In this episode, you’ll hear: • What family grief really looks like behind closed doors • How to help children express grief in safe, gentle ways • Why grief looks different for every person in your home • Simple, tangible ways to process grief together as a family • How to trust God with your children’s hearts when you can’t fix their pain

This episode also shares the heart behind Hope’s Garden Song—a faith-based book created to help families process grief together through gentle language, metaphor, and meaningful connection.

📖 Hope’s Garden Song (for grieving families): https://a.co/d/0eVpLnTs

🌿 If you’re longing for deeper, faith-centered support as you walk through grief…

Wildflower Hope Soul Care offers a gentle, Christ-centered space to help you move from survival mode into steady, supported healing—at a pace that honors your story.

Learn more + book a free discernment call: 👉 https://www.wildflowerhopesoulcare.com

🤍 If this episode encouraged you…

• Follow the podcast so you don’t miss future episodes • Leave a review so other grieving hearts can find this space • Share this episode with someone walking through loss

Because even here… in the ache, in the questions, in the in-between…

God is still near. And there are still wildflowers coming.

🎧 Listen to Episode 6: When God Feels Distant in Grief | Trusting His Goodness in the Valley (Christian Hope After Loss) — a Christian grief podcast episode for women navigating loss, trauma, and seasons where God feels distant.

In this episode of Wildflower Hope, Johanna shares a deeply personal and faith-rooted reflection on what it looks like to stay open to the goodness of God in the middle of grief and loss.

Not when hope feels easy.

Not when the story is resolved.

But right in the middle…

where faith feels stretched…

where loss feels heavy…

and where God can sometimes feel distant.

Through personal story, Scripture, and the imagery of the garden, this episode explores the tension of holding grief and hope together… and the quiet truth that God’s goodness has not stopped pursuing us.

From Psalm 27:13 to Psalm 23, we are reminded that even when we cannot see it, God is still at work… still near… still bringing life in places that feel barren.

This episode also reflects on the story of Ruth and Naomi — a story of deep loss, honest grief, and unexpected redemption — reminding us that what feels like emptiness is not the end of the story.

If you are navigating grief, child loss, trauma, or a season where God feels distant… this episode offers a gentle place to land.

Not to fix the pain.

Not to rush healing.

But to sit in the middle…

and remember that His goodness is still pursuing you.

🌿 In this episode we explore:

• what it means to trust God when He feels distant

• Christian grief and loss after child loss

• how to stay open to God’s goodness in the valley

• the tension of grief and hope coexisting

• Psalm 27:13 and believing in God’s goodness again

• Psalm 23 and the truth that His goodness pursues us

• the story of Ruth and Naomi — from emptiness to redemption

• how God brings life in barren and broken places

🌿 About the Podcast

Wildflower Hope is a Christian grief podcast for women walking through loss, trauma, heartbreak, and wilderness seasons of faith.

Here we make space for honest lament, compassionate grief support, and the slow rediscovery of hope with God.

Because even in the wilderness of sorrow… God is still near.

🌿 Resources & Community

Wildflower Hope on Substack

https://wildflowerhope.substack.com

Wildflower Hope Soul Care

https://wildflowerhopesoulcare.com

Inside Wildflower Hope Soul Care, Johanna offers a gentle pathway for tending grief, caring for the nervous system, and learning to notice where God is present… even in the hardest places.

🌿 Help Other Women Find This Podcast

If this episode helped you feel seen… or helped you better understand someone you love… would you consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts?

Reviews help other grieving hearts discover Wildflower Hope when they are searching for Christian grief support, faith after loss, and hope in the wilderness.

❤️‍🩹 You can also share this episode with a friend who may be walking through grief, loss, or a season where God feels distant.

🎧 Listen to Episode 5: When God Feels Silent in Grief | Living in the Saturday Between (Christian Hope After Loss) — a gentle and hope-filled reflection on what it means to live in the space between heartbreak and resurrection.

In this episode of Wildflower Hope, Johanna shares a deeply personal and faith-rooted reflection on what it feels like to live in “the Saturday between” — the space between devastating loss and the promise of new life.

Not Good Friday…

where grief is raw and visible.

And not Easter Sunday…

where hope rises bright and undeniable.

But Saturday.

The in-between.

The place of waiting.

The place of wrestling.

The place where faith feels stretched…

and hope feels fragile.

Through the lens of Holy Week, this episode gently explores the emotional and spiritual reality of grief, unanswered prayers, and seasons where God feels silent.

From the disciples hiding in fear…

to Mary at the tomb…

to the road to Emmaus where Jesus walked beside grieving hearts unnoticed…

we are reminded how disorienting grief can be…

and how God is still present, even when He feels unseen.

Because Saturday is real…

but it is not final.

Through personal story, Scripture, and the metaphor of the garden, Johanna shares how what feels buried, broken, or lifeless may actually be the very place where new life is beginning.

A reminder that even here…

God is still at work.

God is still near.

And He is still making all things new.

If you are navigating grief, child loss, trauma, complicated grief, or a season where God feels distant… this episode offers a gentle place to land.

Not to rush healing.

Not to fix the pain.

But to sit in the middle…

and hold onto the truth that Sunday is still coming.

🌿 In this episode we explore:

• what it means to live in “the Saturday between”

• Christian grief and loss after child loss

• how to trust God when He feels silent

• faith in seasons of waiting and unanswered prayers

• the emotional and spiritual reality of grief

• how grief and hope can coexist

• recognizing God’s presence in the “in-between”

• the promise of resurrection and new life

🌿 About the Podcast

Wildflower Hope is a Christian grief podcast for women walking through loss, trauma, heartbreak, and wilderness seasons of faith.

Here we make space for honest lament, compassionate grief support, and the slow rediscovery of hope with God.

Because even in the wilderness of sorrow… God is still near.

🌿 Resources & Community

Wildflower Hope on Substack

https://wildflowerhope.substack.com

Wildflower Hope Soul Care

https://wildflowerhopesoulcare.com

Inside Wildflower Hope Soul Care, Johanna offers a gentle pathway for tending grief, caring for the nervous system, and learning to notice where God is present… even in the hardest places.

🌿 Help Other Women Find the Podcast

If this episode helped you feel seen… or helped you better understand someone you love… would you consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts?

Reviews help other grieving hearts discover Wildflower Hope when they are searching for Christian grief support, faith after loss, and hope in the wilderness.

❤️‍🩹 You can also share this episode with a friend who may be walking through grief, loss, or a “Saturday” season of waiting and longing for hope.