In this broken world, we all have to manage grief. It happens to us all whether we lose a person, a dream, a desire, a thing, an ability. It’s the loss of something meaningful. And the way our culture deals with grief is broken. It’s often considered a bad emotion, and one that we should hurry past. But what if we rehumanized grief by shifting the focus from solving the pain to tending the pain? What if we cared for it and cared for ourselves with kindness instead of judgment? What if we focused on integrating the grief into our lives instead of trying to get rid of it as fast as possible? Join us as we explore a biblical way of managing our grief and finding hope during it. A psalm, the story of Job, and Jesus’s own grief will help us understand how to live inside our loss but with community who see and hear our grief and help us carry it with hope.