If you have ever wondered whether you'll laugh again, dream again, or even feel like yourself again after losing the love of your life, you're not alone.

Today, you will hear from Rachel Powel, a previous guest of A Widow's Heart, whose journey through heartbreaking loss reminds us that while grief changes us, it doesn't have to define us. In today's conversation, you'll find a little hope, a little peace, and another reason to trust Jesus with your heart.

Rachel Powel is a contributing author in the Scars to Stars anthropology book series and the founder of Hope Speaker, where she serves as a Christian widow coach. You can learn more about Rachel and her ministry at hopespeaker.com.

What does one do after unimaginable heartbreak?

On this episode of A Widow's Heart, Pam Lundell talks with Shawn Mathews, a woman whose story has touched hearts across Minnesota and far beyond.

Shawn Mathews lost her beloved husband, Wayzata police officer Bill Mathews, in the line of duty following a tragic crash in 2017. This conversation isn't just about lost, it's about love, faith, family, resilience, and the legacy one life can leave behind.

Shawn joins us today to share memories of Bill, what grief has looked like for her and their son, and how hope can still shine even after unimaginable heartbreak.

How do you balance great loss with great blessings?

On today's episode of A Widow's Heart, you'll hear from Kirby Kelly, an author, YouTuber, and podcaster. She shares her experience of joyful anticipation mixed with grief and loss.

Healing after loss is hard, but it can be a beautiful journey.

On today's episode of a widow's heart, you'll hear from my returning guest, Averil Shadd, about a time where she had to care for her children and herself in a moment of grief. You'll hear how God met her in a powerful way.