Growing through Grief Workbook

How to Continue through Christ
 

Grief comes in all shapes and sizes—the death of a loved one, a life-altering diagnose, the shattering of a relationship, and more. But regardless of the cause, what every grieving person needs is God’s healing, sustaining grace. 

In this 12-session course by Paul Chappell, learn from God’s Word how to not just go through grief, but to grow through grief. 

Designed to equip churches to minister to those who are grieving, this series includes relevant, practical teaching from Scripture on the following topics:

• Understanding the Journey
• Surrendering to the Process
• Receiving God’s Comfort
• Resting in God’s Goodness
• Relying on the Holy Spirit
• Claiming God’s Promise
• Trusting God’s Faithfulness
• Embracing God’s Grace
• Staying Connected
• Experiencing God’s Peace
• Living with Hope
• Following the Good Shepherd 

Well-suited for a small group study or midweek elective, this course can also be an outreach tool to minister to those in your community who are looking for a grief support group. 

The Growing through Grief Workbook is prepared for individual group members. This book includes study outlines for each session with all of the support Scriptures and additional notes and quotes. Additionally, it provides five daily devotions for each week as well as practical application exercises. It is highly recommended that each person use a workbook. Often, groups or churches will charge a fee or take an offering to cover the cost of workbooks, and quantity discounts are available.

• Study outlines for each session with support Scriptures and additional notes and quotes
• Questions for group discussion 
• Devotions for personal encouragement throughout each week 
• Weekly practical application exercises that relate to each session

Paul Chappell is the senior pastor of the Lancaster Baptist Church and president of West Coast Baptist College in Lancaster, California. His biblical vision has led the church to become one of the most dynamic independent Baptist churches in the nation, and his Christ-centered leadership philosophy has become a model for hundreds of future leaders. He has been married to his wife, Terrie, since 1980 and is the father of four married children who are all serving in Christian ministry.