Aching Hearts, Yet Hopeful

Posted on August 25, 2008 
Filed Under Focus on the Family Broadcast, Life, Parenting, Spiritual Life

Steven and Mary Beth Chapman have not despaired since their daughter’s tragic death. In this deeply moving conversation, Dr. Dobson and Steven talk about the journey of grief and our ultimate hope in Christ. Anyone who has lost a loved one will appreciate the tenderness of a hurting heart and the eternal promises of comfort – even when understanding eludes us.

Listen into the broadcast here.

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One Response to “Aching Hearts, Yet Hopeful”

  1. Sherry Weeks,aNAHEIM,ca on August 26th, 2008 12:51 pm

    QWe lost our 16 yr old.One night I saw her and asked her where she was. She said “I’m with Jesus” We look forwaRD TO SEEING HER AGAIN.bUT GOOD TO KNOW SHE’S WITH jESUS.

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