Reader,

This coming Friday, August 8th, is the fifth anniversary of the death of our friend, Suzanne. I can’t think of August without thinking of Suzanne.

It brings to mind the discussions I had with her husband Martin in those dark, difficult days that followed.

Last week, while reading through the Book of Psalms, I came upon a passage that is so applicable to the talks Martin and I had, and to anyone who questions what God is up to in the midst of tragic loss.

It’s only one verse, and a poetic one at that that. Sometimes the greatest truths are best expressed in poetry. This is one of those.

It's the subject of today’s podcast. I also include a little of the back story about Suzanne and Martin.

​Click here to listen in. It’s not very long.

Until next week, I wish you all the joy that you can wish.*

John Certalic

  • The Merchant of Venice, Act III, scene 2

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