Faith, Hope, and Love in a Time of Loss: A 90-Day Devotional Through Grief
“These three remain: faith, hope, and love.” —1 Corinthians 13:13
After a loved one dies, each day can be a struggle. But each day, God’s comfort and promises remain new. Faith, Hope, and Love in a Time of Loss: A 90-Day Devotional Through Grief by Katrina Larson offers brief, one-day-at-a-time doses of guidance and healing. Each entry is grounded in faith, hope, and love to shed the light of God on your losses and laments. Inspired by the grief of losing her mother, Larson wrestles honestly with grief and hope. Her biblical reflections will accompany and guide you through pain while pointing to God’s promises.
Praise for Faith, Hope, and Love in a Time of Loss
As someone who is intimately familiar with the pain of loss, this is the hope-filled resource I wish I had during those dark days of grief. As I read Katrina’s words, I felt seen, known, and held in my experience and ultimately ushered into the ever-present hope we have in Jesus. I know you will too. Thank you Katrina for this courageous offering.
—Nicole Zasowski, marriage and family therapist; author of What If It’s Wonderful?
Faith, Hope, and Love in a Time of Loss is a beautiful book that feels more like a memoir than a devotional. Each day, Larson takes us by the hand and lets us walk alongside her while she navigates the loss of her dear mother. Her daily entries are messy, real, and relatable, reminding us that we never grieve alone and that hope really does endure.
—Jason Hague, associate pastor of Christ’s Center Church, Oregon; author of Mid-Faith Crisis and Aching Joy
- Part One: These Three Remain
- Part Two: Faith, Hope, and Love
- Part Three: The Greatest of These Is Love
- Title: Faith, Hope, and Love in a Time of Loss: A 90-Day Devotional Through Grief
- Author: Katrina Larson
- Publisher: Lexham Press
- Publication Date: 2025
- Pages: 280
- Format: Logos Digital, Paperback
- Trim Size: 5.25x8
- ISBN: 9781683598459
Katrina Larson is passionate about helping others navigate the complexities of grief and loss. When not writing, she’s chasing after her two toddlers, reading books with her husband, and making delicious lattes.