Ashley OpligerHost
Like, you had no intention of releasing this song or having Bridget's Cradle share it, um, to all of the grieving parents that we know.

But as soon as I heard it, I just resonated with it so much because of the biblical nature and the hope that is in the song.


I have a whole section in my book about that, and that ache for our heavenly home is something that I feel very strongly in my soul and I talk about a lot.

The word jealous, that we are aching for this place that we were made for, and our babies are already there, and one day we'll be with them forever.

And so there's just such truth in the song, yet also that ache of there is this separation right now that we're not with our babies, but we one day will be, and we know where they are, and they're in this beautiful place that is far better than where we are, which is why we are jealous that they're there with Jesus.

And so I heard it and just immediately had tears, and I've shared it with other grieving moms in our ministry, and they've all had tears.

And that's when I reached out to you and Emily and said, "I really feel convicted that this should be shared to a wider audience of people who are going to resonate with the same feeling." It's so raw and emotional, yet so full of hope and truth, and that's what I love about this song.

We're going to pause and listen to the song in the episode, and then we're gonna come back and I have a few more questions for you.


Like, you had no intention of releasing this song or having Bridget's Cradle share it, um, to all of the grieving parents that we know.

But as soon as I heard it, I just resonated with it so much because of the biblical nature and the hope that is in the song.


I have a whole section in my book about that, and that ache for our heavenly home is something that I feel very strongly in my soul and I talk about a lot.

The word jealous, that we are aching for this place that we were made for, and our babies are already there, and one day we'll be with them forever.

And so there's just such truth in the song, yet also that ache of there is this separation right now that we're not with our babies, but we one day will be, and we know where they are, and they're in this beautiful place that is far better than where we are, which is why we are jealous that they're there with Jesus.

And so I heard it and just immediately had tears, and I've shared it with other grieving moms in our ministry, and they've all had tears.

And that's when I reached out to you and Emily and said, "I really feel convicted that this should be shared to a wider audience of people who are going to resonate with the same feeling." It's so raw and emotional, yet so full of hope and truth, and that's what I love about this song.

We're going to pause and listen to the song in the episode, and then we're gonna come back and I have a few more questions for you.

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