Good God, Good Grief

Good God, Good Grief is a heartfelt and practical guide, thoughtfully written by Leah Kahika, a pastor, police chaplain, and mother who works intimately with the traumatic landscape of loss in her daily role with the police. In this empowering book, Leah draws from her personal experiences of grief and shares biblical insights to offer readers hope and healing in the midst of sorrow.

Grief is a journey that goes beyond the loss of a loved one; it weaves a tapestry of emotions shaped by life-altering events. The COVID-19 pandemic has brought forth additional layers of grief, including the loss of normalcy and the absence of social connection. The challenges that the world has faced with added stress and isolation have made grief a prevalent issue in today’s world.

Amidst the pain and loss, a profound question emerges: Is God good? How can He be good when there is so much suffering?

In this world filled with pain, loss, and uncertainty, Good God, Good Grief becomes a guiding light—a roadmap to healing, purpose, and hope. Leah carefully addresses these questions, intertwining personal stories, biblical wisdom, and heartfelt reflections.

The book serves as a compassionate companion and practical guide, providing space for readers to pause and reflect. It offers comfort, strength, resilience, and a profound connection with the goodness of God, who remains ever near to the broken-hearted.