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292 | A Life Worth Living (Part Two) with Ken and Mary Sue Grein

Today, we resume our conversation with Ken and Mary Sue Grein as they recount the events surrounding their son Jacob’s unexpected passing in 2019, the way their family was gathered together, and the profound sense of God’s presence in those hou...

January 28, 2026 • Episode 292 • 36:50

291 | A Life Worth Living (Part One) with Ken and Mary Sue Grein

Today I’m joined by Ken and Mary Sue Grein as they begin sharing the story of their son Jacob—a story that would shape their family, their faith, and their understanding of what gives a life meaning.Our conversation takes us into the ear...

January 21, 2026 • Episode 291 • 45:48

290 | When the House Grows Quiet (Part Two) with Dawn Helms

Today's episode features a continuation of my conversation with Dawn Helms as we focus on life after the loss of her only child, Ben.Dawn shares practical, compassionate wisdom for parents in the early days of grief—about accepting help,...

January 14, 2026 • Episode 290 • 27:23

289 | When the House Grows Quiet (Part One) with Dawn Helms

Today's episode features the first half of my recent conversation with Dawn Helms, in which she shares the story of her only son Ben and the long journey of loving him through significant mental health challenges.For years, Dawn lived in...

January 07, 2026 • Episode 289 • 29:51

288 | Grace for the Year Ahead

“Moving forward doesn’t mean leaving my child behind.” As one year ends and another begins, many people are eager to turn the page.  For bereaved parents, however, the arrival of a new year can feel heavy and overwhelming. A ne...

December 31, 2025 • Episode 288 • 11:22

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This message is for Bethany. Your WWW podcast #199 was amazing! You are a very good public speaker. Thank you for sharing with transparency. You have so much insight. I'm sorry for all the pain you have experienced. It had to be so difficult having your sister ill while you too were sick with Mono. I pray the Lord brings healing for you just like you are a blessing and helping more people than you know. I also wanted to tell you that I worked in a hospital in Ohio and New York State and felt you being active in your father’s care made all the difference. You may have even saved his life. Thank you again for helping others. ❤️🙏

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Jill Sullivan

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