CWC Life Fresh Hope

Tonight, we walked through Chapter 12 and reflected on the beautiful promise of Heaven.

One of the most powerful truths we discussed is that when we know our loved ones are with the Lord, we can find comfort in knowing they are no longer suffering. In Heaven, there is no more pain, no more sorrow, no more tears—only perfect peace and joy in the presence of our Heavenly Father.

While we deeply miss our loved ones, we are reminded that they are in a place far greater than we can imagine. Our hope as believers is the promise that one day we will be reunited with them in eternity.

A special thank you to Andrea Fuentes for sharing an encouraging Scripture and to Stephanie for sharing a wonderful book resource with our group.

We are incredibly grateful for what God is doing through Fresh Hope and Grieving Angels. Healing is taking place, hearts are being restored, and hope is being renewed every week.

💜 "He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain." — Revelation 21:4

Thank you to everyone who joined us tonight.

Grief often begins with one word: Why?

Why, God?Why did this happen?Why now?Why does it hurt so deeply?

Today, Andrea brought us a powerful teaching on grief and the question of “why.” It touched the deepest parts of the heart and reminded us that even our hardest questions can be brought before God.

She also shared the beautiful message of Footprints in the Sand—that in the moments when we only see one set of footprints, it was not because God left us, but because He was carrying us.

In moments of loss, questions rise from the deepest parts of the heart. And sometimes, the most healing thing we can do is bring those questions honestly before God.

Lament is not weakness.Lament is faith.

It is the cry of a heart that still believes God is listening.It is the courage to say, “Lord, I don’t understand, but I am still coming to You.”

God is not afraid of our tears, our pain, or our questions.He invites us to be honest with Him.

Healing does not always begin with answers.Sometimes it begins with surrender.

Today we are also honored to introduce a new children’s grief ministry: Grieving Angels

A ministry created to help connect with children and walk beside them through grief, reminding them that even in their smallest steps, God’s footprints are beside them—and when they cannot walk, He carries them.

“A lament is a cry to Someone who is there.”

If you are grieving today, know this:God hears your why.God holds your pain.And even in the silence, He is near to the brokenhearted.

Today we learned about grief and relationships 💛

Grief has a way of changing the way we connect with the people around us. Some relationships grow closer, while others may drift away. We learned that everyone grieves differently, and that can sometimes bring feelings of loneliness, confusion, and even the sense that no one truly understands.

One of the most important lessons from today was to not isolate ourselves. While moments of solitude can be healing, staying connected to others, creating healthy boundaries, and allowing support into our lives is part of the healing journey. Thanks Stephy Quinones

Healing does not mean forgetting. It means learning how to carry love, pain, and hope together. ✨

Happy Birthday to Pastor Angie 🎊🎉

Fresh Hope Life Group, first life group of 2026. We are glad to be back. We are now meeting at Vision Room.