My World Was Turned Upside Down with Ana Rivera Muñoz #186
- Danielle Derks Zapchenk
- Apr 2
- 2 min read
Have you ever felt like you lost your direction? We are collaborating with The Baton Pass as they kick off their Spring Event season called Illuminate: When Light Reveals. I happen to be one of their advisors and I truly love this team and what this organization is all about. If you haven’t heard about the Baton Pass before they exist to empower women to overcome through the use of story. So I am thrilled for us to hear another parable story from Ana who shares her own story of loss and God’s hand on her life.
In this heartfelt conversation, Ana shares her profound journey of loss, grief, and learning to heal after the death of her husband. She reflects on the challenges of single motherhood and how she found hope and support through her faith and community. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing God's presence in times of despair and the ongoing nature of healing. Her story is a testament to resilience and the transformative power of love and faith.
Takeaways
She experienced profound grief and anger towards God after losing her husband.
Ana found healing through her faith and the support of her community.
She emphasizes the importance of recognizing God's fingerprints in our lives.
Healing is a personal journey that varies for everyone.
Ana's story highlights the significance of vulnerability in community.
She encourages others to seek God's presence in their struggles.
Grief is an ongoing process that can resurface at milestones.
Ana's new beginning came through obedience to her husband's last wishes.
Sound Bites
"I felt like I had lost everything."
"I felt completely hopeless and lost in this season."
"Healing looks different for everyone."
Reflection Questions
What is happening right now in your life that you need to pause and allow yourself to seek God and trust in his timing?
How have you God showcase himself through the people of your life?
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