Good Grief: God's Love in the Midst of Sorrow

Good Grief: God's Love in the Midst of Sorrow

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12

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9781589970663

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Wrap your child tightly in your arms and join Whit, Connie, Donna and others as they experience God's unmistakable comfort and strength in their time of need. Though the stories are fictional, the rock-solid truths underscoring them point us to our only hope in times of despair.

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#36: “Kids' Radio”

#49: “Thank You, God”

#50: “Karen”

#95: “The Very Best of Friends”

#220: “This is Chad Pearson?”

#221: “It Is Well”

#280: “Gone...”

#281: “...But Not Forgotten”

#344: “Letting Go”

#345: “B-TV: Compassion”

#364: “Home, Sweet Home”

#365: “Clara”

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Episode	Original Airdate	Writer	Director	Rating
#36: “Kids' Radio”	July 23, 1988	Paul McCusker	Paul McCusker	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Brad and Sherman hit the air waves with their very own radio station: 'Kids' Radio.' But without proper support, the project is headed for trouble.
#49: “Thank You, God”	November 19, 1988	Phil Lollar	Phil Lollar	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
At Thanksgiving dinner, Whit tells the story of how his stepmother changed his life.
#50: “Karen”	November 26, 1988	Paul McCusker	Paul McCusker	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Donna Barclay tries to cope when her best friend, Karen Crosby, becomes ill with cancer.
#95: “The Very Best of Friends”	December 2, 1989	Phil Lollar	Phil Lollar	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Donna realizes she is still bitter about Karen's death a year after she has died. At the same time, Jimmy and Oscar Peterson put on a Shakespeare play.
#220: “This is Chad Pearson?”	February 20, 1993	Marshal Younger	Paul McCusker	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Bart Rathbone holds a big contest and the winner gets a date with television star Chad Pearson. It's a prize every girl in Odyssey wants … except the winner!
#221: “It Is Well”	February 27, 1993	Phil Lollar	Phil Lollar	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Whit tells Lucy Cunningham-Schultz the story of the hymn "It Is Well."
#280: “Gone...”	September 3, 1994	Paul McCusker	Paul McCusker	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Bernard and Eugene return from their long road trip to Odyssey, where things always stay the same. Or so they think.
#281: “...But Not Forgotten”	September 10, 1994	Phil Lollar	Phil Lollar	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Tom Riley, Connie, and Eugene find that running Whit's End takes more time than they thought. Tom asks an old friend of Whit's, Jack Allen, to help out.
#344: “Letting Go”	February 3, 1996	Marshal Younger	Marshal Younger	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Zachary Sellars has a hard time adjusting when his mother starts dating again.
#345: “B-TV: Compassion”	February 10, 1996	Phil Lollar	Phil Lollar	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Bernard Walton, Eugene, and the B-TV crew talk about compassion with the help of Marty the shoemaker.
#364: “Home, Sweet Home”	November 2, 1996	Phil Lollar	Phil Lollar	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Whit finally returns to Odyssey--but Connie can't seem to meet up with him.
#365: “Clara”	November 9, 1996	Phil Lollar	Phil Lollar	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Jack Allen tells Eugene about a shocking incident from his past. Whit gets angry and says that he never wants to see Jack again.