God Is Near to the Brokenhearted

When your heart is broken, you may wonder where God is.

The world keeps moving. The mornings come. People go on with their lives. But your heart may still be standing in the place where everything changed.

God Is Near to the Brokenhearted is a 90-day Christian devotional for anyone walking through grief, loss, sorrow, heartbreak, or a season when God's presence feels difficult to find.

This devotional does not ask you to hurry through your grief or pretend that everything is fine. Instead, it invites you to bring your broken heart honestly before God and discover His nearness in the middle of the pain.

Over 90 days, you will walk through:

• The first shock of loss and the weight of grief
• Tears, sadness, anger, regret, and unanswered questions
• The loneliness of an empty house and memories that hurt
• Times when faith feels distant
• The comfort of knowing God is near to the brokenhearted
• Prayer when you cannot find the words
• Healing that takes time
• Learning to live with loss
• Finding hope without denying your pain
• Opening your heart again
• Discovering joy after tears
• Trusting God's presence through the days ahead

Each day's reading includes Scripture, a reflection, a prayer, questions for reflection, and one small step you can take that day. The readings are designed to take approximately five to ten minutes, allowing you to move through the journey slowly rather than treating grief like a schedule to complete.

This book does not promise that grief will disappear in 90 days. Instead, it offers a deeper hope: you do not have to carry your grief alone.

The Lord is near to the brokenhearted.

Through the tears, the silence, the difficult anniversaries, the memories, the waiting, and the gradual return of hope, this devotional reminds you that God's presence does not depend on how you feel.

At the end of the 90 days, you'll find Seven Days of Reflection to help you continue what the journey has begun.

If your heart is breaking, you do not have to pretend to be whole before coming to God. Come as you are. He is near.

The book's progression is explicitly built around giving sorrow a place, learning that God's nearness remains even when it cannot be felt, and eventually allowing hope to begin again