Even in the devastation of miscarriage, we can find evidence of God’s sustaining grace and redemption hope to cling to.

Though we each experience unique pains in motherhood, the cross gives us common ground to stand on as we look to Jesus for comfort and strength.

Because Christ has taken our shame to the cross, we can live free from condemnation—even when childlessness seems to define or isolate us.

In the pain and uncertainty of pregnancy loss, lament can be a means of worship, drawing us close to the Father of mercies.

Scripture shows us how to bring our questions to God in the wake of miscarriage, trusting his promises of redemption and seeking to honor him in our grief.

Christ’s example of grief helps us make space for both joy and sorrow to live together in our hearts, even through the devastating loss of a child.

In our pain and grief, lament leads us back to trusting the grace of God.

Here are three of the most effective expressions of care that you can offer a friend in the wake of pregnancy loss.

We can be thankful for the children we have and grieve the ones we have lost—trusting that God works all things for our good.

You need friends who are struggling with infertility and they need you too. In Christ, we can offer true fellowship to any sister-in-Christ, no matter their stage.

The sting of death when you lose a child will flood the heart in moments of deep grief and mournful sorrow, but nothing can take away our hope in the reality that Jesus conquered death.

Grief without the gospel leads to despair, but Christian grief holds onto hope. We know sin and death will one day end because we have the surety of Christ’s resurrection.