Even when I walk through the darkest valley, I will not be afraid, for you are close beside me. 

-- Psalm 23:4

If you are going through a time of suffering it's important to recognize that grief doesn't need to be your new home. In Psalm 23, King David suggests that experiencing hardships is like walking through a dark valley.

The beauty of his imagery is twofold. First, it acknowledges that we are in an unpleasant place; it's difficult to see and we are hemmed in on both sides. Second, David alludes to the idea that this is not where we must stay. The psalmist is walking through this space, he is on his way out of the valley.

If you are in a dark valley right now, and want to move forward to a better place, this website is designed for you.  The approach I offer here is paradoxical. It calls the traveler to be patient and to trust God. We must accept that many things are out of our control. And yet, my approach also calls us to take action. We must commit ourselves to engage in practices that will help us move out of the valley of darkness. 

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