“Invisible Grief is a tender, courageous invitation to name and walk through the ache of what never was—the silent sorrow so many carry in secret. Drew Hensley writes with raw honesty and deep pastoral wisdom, offering the kind of empathic presence that gives language to lament and makes space for healing. This book is a gift for those whose losses defy categories but not God's compassionate witness.”

Chuck DeGroat, Professor of Pastoral Care and Christian Spirituality, Western Theological Seminary, author of Healing What’s Within

“Invisible Grief is the book I wish I had on my nightstand during my own painful season of unrealized dreams and unanswered prayers. The truths Drew has penned on these pages will put language to your experience, offer comfort beyond the cliches, and point you to an enduring hope that you can trust. This book will be my first recommendation and go-to gift for loved ones in my life who find themselves facing the painful reality of invisible grief. Thank you, Drew for this special resource!” 

Nicole Zasowski, Licensed marriage and family therapist, author of What If It’s Wonderful? And Daring Joy

“Grief is usually a shared experience. And although that sharing doesn’t make the pain go away, knowing that others are with us in it does lessen the burden and quells the question, “Am I alone?” But what about the grief that is unseen…invisible? In this deeply transparent and biblically faithful book, you’ll find the answer you’re looking for. Far from trite superficialities, Invisible Grief offers soul-comforting truth about the Suffering Savior who loves you and assures you that though others may not see your heartbreak, he sees it all.”

Elyse Fitzpatrick, National speaker, author of Because He Loves Me, Give Them Grace, and Worthy

“Drew writes from a place of experience—a trusted guide who has been through the fires of heartache and returned to share wisdom to all who will hear.  Rather than burying the pain of the past, he encourages us to face it fiercely and find the One who walks with us through our darkest valleys.”

AJ Sherrill, Anglican priest, author of Being With God: The Absurdity, Necessity and Neurology of Contemplative Prayer

“Sometimes grief and pain are so deep that we want to run from it. Drew Hensley, in this refreshingly honest and life changing book, says that we should go there anyway.  Why is that?  That’s because that’s where God meets his people… in the dark places.  This is a profound book that changes everything about the places we all lament. Read it and share it with everyone you love!”

Steve Brown, Founder of Key Life Network, author of A Scandalous Freedom: The Radical Nature of the Gospel, and When Being Good Isn’t Good Enough

“Most of us don’t know how to grieve well. When dark days or long seasons of disappointment knock on the door of our own lives — and they will — we will need more than clichés, advice, or the surface-level ‘thoughts & prayers’ of those around us. And that’s why I am so thankful Drew wrote Invisible Grief. This book is compelling, gritty, and brimming with hope. In these pages you will find not only the light of biblical truth, but also the warmth of pastoral wisdom and personal experience. Drew writes as a friend who knows what it means to draw near to Jesus through the hard seasons, reminding us of how the Savior sees us, loves us, strengthens us, and walks with us through them all.”

Adam Ramsey, Lead Pastor at Liberti Church, Gold Coast, Australia; Director for Acts 29 Asia Pacific, author of Honor, Faithfully Present, and Truth on Fire: Gazing at God until Your Heart Sings