Grace in the Hard Places

One Year Later Hope Beyond March 8

De: John E. Miller

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

One year changes the shape of grief — but it does not erase love.
In Grace in the Hard Places: One Year Later — Hope Beyond March 8, Pastor John E. Miller returns to the story he first wrote in the raw days following the passing of his son, Peter Flint Miller.
The original chapters remain as they were written in March 2025 — unfiltered, immediate, and honest.
But this Anniversary Edition goes further.
One year later, John writes with deeper reflection, addressing the questions that surface after the funeral, after the casseroles stop coming, and after the silence settles into the house.
This expanded edition gently speaks to:
• The ache of missing
• The weight of hospital decisions
• The burden of parental guilt
• The loss of caregiving identity
• Learning to live forward without leaving someone behind
• Holding resurrection hope without pressure
Dedicated to his wife, Carla, this book is both testimony and reassurance: faithful love was never failure.
Beyond the personal story, this edition now includes:
• A closing blessing
• A letter to Peter
• A prayer for grieving parents
• Scriptures for when memory accuses
• Guidance for caregivers navigating identity after loss
• Practical counsel for helping a grieving family
• Small group discussion questions
• A 30-day grief Scripture and prayer companion
Rooted in Scripture and written with pastoral tenderness, this book does not rush sorrow or offer easy answers.
Instead, it offers steady promises:
He is with Christ.
He is no longer suffering.
He is not limited anymore.
And reunion is certain.
For parents who have buried a child…
For caregivers learning to breathe in a quieter house…
For anyone holding grief and hope in the same heart…
This book is a companion.
Not loud hope.
Steady hope.
Because grace does not remove the hard places.
It walks through them.