Grief doesn’t always arrive when loss first happens.

Sometimes it waits — until life feels steadier, until survival mode eases, until there is finally space to feel what couldn’t be felt before. And when grief surfaces later, it can feel confusing, disorienting, or even discouraging.

In this Scripture-anchored devotional, we explore the gentleness of a God who does not rush grief or measure it by timing. Drawing from Psalm 34, Psalm 56, and Lamentations 3, this episode offers a quiet place to land for anyone who feels sorrow lingering, resurfacing, or showing up later than expected.

This devotional is not about fixing grief or explaining its timeline. It’s about learning to stay — trusting that God’s nearness is steady, His compassion is abundant, and His presence does not thin with time.

If grief feels close right now — loudly or quietly — you are not behind. You are not failing. And you are not alone.

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Grief doesn’t always show up the way we expect it to.

Sometimes it arrives slowly, through a series of small goodbyes we don’t realize we’re making at the time. Other times it comes suddenly, without warning, leaving us breathless and disoriented. And often, it resurfaces later — in ordinary moments — long after life has moved forward.

In this episode, I talk honestly about the layered nature of grief: grieving my dad in phases as his world slowly grew smaller, and grieving my father-in-law, Jimmy, suddenly during the height of COVID. I also reflect on how grief accumulates over a lifetime — through infertility, loss, relational pain, and early experiences that shaped how we learned to carry things quietly.

This conversation isn’t about fixing grief or explaining it away. It’s about recognizing it, staying present with it, and allowing it to settle without judgment while life keeps moving.

If you’ve ever wondered why grief still shows up — even when you thought you were past it — this episode is a gentle place to land.

🔹 EXTENDED SHOW NOTES

In Episode 11, Grief Shows Up in the Weirdest Ways, we explore the truth that grief doesn’t follow rules, timelines, or neat categories.

I share about:

• Grieving my dad slowly, in phases, before and after his passing
• Grieving my father-in-law, Jimmy, suddenly during COVID
• How different kinds of loss live differently in the body
• Why grief often resurfaces later — when life finally feels stable
• The difference between healing and “being done”
• Learning to stay present with tenderness without trying to fix it

This episode is especially for those who:

• feel grief surface unexpectedly
• question why something still hurts
• carry quiet or unnamed losses
• are learning how to live fully while holding what mattered

There’s no call to action here. No next step to complete. Just space to breathe, reflect, and remember that you’re not alone in the middle of it.

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🎧 Short devotionals release Thursdays.

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This is a different kind of episode.

There’s no teaching here and no new content to take in.
This is simply a quiet pause — a listening space where nothing needs to be solved, explained, or fixed.

If you’re carrying something that’s hard to name…
if a new grief, challenge, or tenderness has surfaced…
or if you just need a place to rest for a few minutes —

This episode is here for you.

You’re free to listen with your whole body, return to it whenever you need, and sit as long as you’d like.

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There are seasons when healing is still happening — but it doesn’t feel obvious, forward, or resolved.

This devotional is a gentle place to land for anyone who finds themselves feeling tender again after a season of growth. Using Scripture from 2 Corinthians 4, Psalm 112, and Lamentations 3, we sit with what it means to stay gentle and steady when life feels hard again — without rushing, fixing, or questioning whether something has gone wrong.

This is space to breathe, to remain present, and to trust that inner renewal can be real even when outward change is slow or unseen.

A companion devotional for those learning how to stay rooted while healing continues to unfold.

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Life doesn’t pause while you heal.

Responsibilities remain. Relationships continue. Pressure shows up whether you feel ready or not. And sometimes the hardest part of healing isn’t the pain itself — it’s figuring out how to live faithfully and gently while life keeps asking things of you.

In this episode, I share what it’s been like to walk through a season where healing is still unfolding in the middle of real life — grief, responsibility, fear, and unexpected challenges included. We talk about responding with steadiness instead of spiraling, allowing others to hold us when pressure comes, and learning to read growth differently when progress doesn’t look obvious.

This is a conversation for anyone who is still showing up, still caring, still trying — and quietly wondering if they’re doing okay in a season that feels heavier than expected.

You’re not behind.
You’re not failing.
And you’re not meant to carry this alone.

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There are seasons when faithfulness continues, but progress is hard to see. You’re still showing up, still trusting God — yet clarity hasn’t arrived and growth feels mostly unseen.

This devotional is a gentle place to land for anyone navigating a quiet, unfinished season. Rooted in Scripture, it invites listeners to release the pressure to measure progress and to trust that God is still faithfully at work beneath the surface.

You don’t have to explain your season. You don’t have to rush it. You are held — even here.

Expanded Show Notes

In this Thursday devotional, Kim sits with Scripture that names the reality of unseen growth and quiet formation. Rather than rushing toward answers or outcomes, this reflection creates space to trust God’s faithfulness in seasons that feel slow, undefined, or unfinished.

With Scripture anchors from:

• Psalm 31:15 — trusting God with time and seasons
• Ecclesiastes 11:5 — acknowledging mystery in God’s work
• Mark 4:26–29 — unseen growth unfolding in God’s timing

This devotional reminds listeners that growth does not need to be visible to be real.

This episode is for anyone:

• living in a long middle
• tired of measuring faith by outcomes
• learning to trust God’s work without clarity

Come as you are. Stay as you are. Trust that God is still working — even when you can’t see it yet.

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There are seasons when you know something is changing inside you — but it doesn’t look like progress the way you expected. It doesn’t look like clarity, momentum, or feeling better. Instead, it looks quieter. Slower. Less measurable.

In this episode, Kim sits with the disorientation that comes when the old ways of measuring growth stop working. Through stories of faith, health, and grief, she reflects on what it means to heal without a scoreboard — to stay present when clarity hasn’t returned yet, and to trust that God is still at work beneath the surface.

This is a conversation for anyone who is still showing up, still trying, still trusting — but wondering how to tell if they’re “doing okay” in a season that can’t be quantified.

Expanded Show Notes

In this long-form episode, Kim explores the truth that not all growth looks like improvement — and how deeply unsettling that can feel when you’ve lived much of your life guided by outcomes, progress markers, or visible results.

Through reflections on:

• a long infertility journey and learning to surrender outcomes without losing faith
• redefining health beyond numbers on a scale
• grieving the loss of her dad and releasing the pressure to “heal correctly”

Kim names what happens when the old systems we relied on for reassurance fall apart.

This episode invites listeners to consider:

• what it means to live without a scoreboard
• how healing can remove clarity before it restores direction
• why quieter, less impressive seasons may actually be forming something deeper

If you’re in a place where growth feels hard to identify, progress feels unclear, or healing doesn’t look the way you thought it would — this episode offers companionship, honesty, and permission to stay.

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There are seasons of faith where nothing feels broken exactly — but nothing feels finished either. You’re not in crisis, and you’re not celebrating. You’re simply living in the middle, where God is still working.

In this extended devotional episode, we sit slowly with Philippians 1:6 and the promise that God remains faithful to the work He has begun in us — even when progress feels slow, invisible, or unfinished. Supported by Lamentations 3:22–23 and a reframed reading of Galatians 6:9, this reflection offers a steady reminder that God is not rushed, frustrated, or disappointed by the process of becoming.

This episode is pastoral, unhurried, and Scripture-dwelling — created as a gentle place to land for those who are tired of measuring growth by outcomes and longing to trust God more than their sense of progress.

You don’t have to arrive anywhere today.
You are not behind.
And God is still working.

🎧 New long-form episodes release on Mondays
📖 Devotional episodes release every Thursday

🔹 Scripture References

• Philippians 1:6 (Primary)
• Lamentations 3:22–23 (Supporting)
• Galatians 6:9 (Brief, reframed)

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