We Grieve Our Losses - by Randy Hemphill (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Find hope, healing, and God's presence with this compassionate Christian grief workbook.

Whether you're grieving the death of a loved one, divorce, life transitions, disappointment, or another painful loss, this Christian grief workbook offers biblical guidance to help you process grief with honesty and hope.

Inside you'll discover:

• A trusted guide: Written by seasoned pastor and counselor Randy Hemphill, whose decades of ministry and counseling have helped countless people navigate grief and loss with faith and compassion.
  
• A practical path toward healing: Move through five restorative stages that help you name your wounds, process emotions like anger and sadness, offer forgiveness, and receive God's comfort.
  
• Meaningful spiritual practices: This Christian grief workbook includes Scripture passages, guided prayers, reflective exercises, and journaling prompts to complete in your own notebook, helping you engage deeply with your emotions and your relationship with God.
  
• Support for individuals and groups: Ideal for personal study, grief ministries, counselors, church groups, Bible studies, or anyone seeking a faith-based resource for healing after loss.
  
• Hope rooted in Scripture: Discover biblical encouragement that reminds you God is present in every season of sorrow and faithful through every step of grief recovery.
  

More than a guide to grieving, this Christian grief workbook is an invitation to encounter God in your sorrow and walk through it with honesty, courage, and renewed hope. Whether you're choosing it for your own healing journey or giving it as a thoughtful gift to someone navigating loss, this Christian grief workbook offers compassionate, Scripture-centered encouragement for every step forward.

Review Quotes

"Grief is an invitation to experience God's comfort but most of us move away from it. What I love about this workbook is how Randy helps you engage your grief and move through it toward the Lord. We Grieve our Losses is a thoughtful, pastoral guide that will be a help to many."
--Gordon Bals, Associate Professor of Pastoral Care and Counseling at Beeson Divinity School

"Grief is one of life's most universal--and most isolating--experiences. In We Grieve Our Losses, Randy Hemphill does something rare: he creates space for pain without rushing past it. This is a wise, pastoral resource for anyone who needs help grieving --and a guide to find God in the middle of it."
--Jeff Henderson, author of What to do Next

"We Grieve Our Losses provides accessible, deeply helpful wisdom for a universal, yet often unexplored and unknown need. Having spent much of my life burying my grief in achievement and performance, I can now testify that doing the hard work of naming my losses and trusting God with my grief truly grows and heals the heart. I greatly enjoyed this workbook and recommend it to anyone seeking to honestly navigate the realities of life."
--Dr. Josh Patterson, Lead Pastor at The Village Church and founder of Aspen Leadership

"Randy's superpower in ministry is his genuine, compassionate curiosity. He asks questions and then (get this!) he really cares about your answers. As a result, Randy is deeply gifted at meaningful, healing conversation. We Grieve Our Losses is such a beautiful reflection of who Randy is and his lifelong commitment to caring for other people. With thoughtful prompting and guidance, Randy helps us not just move through grief but also identify underlying issues that are getting in the way of our healing. If grief overwhelms you, if moving through grief feels scary to you, or even if you're not entirely sure what you're grieving, Randy's words will patiently and lovingly walk with you. What comfort. What a gift."
--Sophie Hudson, bestselling author of A Fine Sight to See and co-host of The Big Boo Cast

About the Author

Randy Hemphill is the Congregational Care Pastor at All Christ Church in Auburn, Alabama, where he walks with people through seasons of grief, loss, and renewal. He also serves as Executive Director and pastoral counselor of Life Ministries, which he and his wife founded in 2010. Randy holds both a Master of Divinity and a Doctorate from Beeson Divinity School. He is the author of The Restored Man and, together with his wife Melody, co-authored 30 Days of Hope for Hurting Marriages. Married for over 30 years, he and Melody are the proud parents of four children. Randy treasures family life, finds joy in adventure, and is rarely without a good book close at hand.