Finding Hope in Grief - Megan Fate

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Megan Fate Marshman shares her experience from the grief of losing her husband Randy suddenly in 2021. Megan shares profound insights on the revealing nature of faith during times of tragedy. She emphasizes that our true beliefs come to light when faced with adversity, challenging the notion of a faith centered around a comfortable life. Megan reflects on her own grief, expressing that genuine trust in God emerges through honesty, even in moments of anger and sorrow. The speaker encourages embracing the authenticity of emotions, as it leads to a deeper connection with a living, kind, ruling, and grieving God. Megan underscores the importance of grieving with hope, envisioning a future where everything will be made right. Ultimately, she advocates for the transformative power of honest expressions towards God, asserting that the way of trust is intricately woven with the fabric of honesty. Discover the profound connection between genuine grief and a faith that stands resilient in the face of life's challenges in this thought-provoking video.
Megan Fate Marshman has a heart for people to know the love of Jesus deeply. She is teaching pastor at Willow Creek, works with women at Arbor Road Church in Long Beach, California and is Director of Women’s Ministries at Hume Lake Christian camp. Megan has written a book on trusting God - called Meant for Good.
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[@therezaamador411]

In certain aspects of grief, I try to remind myself of something I heard at my Uncle's funeral in 2015. "We grieve deeply because we were loved deeply."- Father Bob Thank you for being honest and vulnerable with yourself and the world who gets to view this video. You are loved and protected and I hope you feel Randy's presence often. In the warmth of the sun on you skin as you sit in familiar places that now lack his presence; through various songs and words passed from others that he's using to speak to you. Losing my mother last year, it's been so magical to connect with her and feel her presence even in her physical absence. Energy never dies, it just transfers to something else that can bring more meaning that resonates with our souls. you will always be connected. Sending you so much love and wishing you the best in your healing and journey in this realm and beyond.

[@vinchenzosmith4773]

This is so good! Please start posting the full videos and just snippets

[@awill372]

Is it possible to see the full interview?

[@blairberry3555]

So well said. Thank you for sharing your heart

[@MissAmberlee1]

is there a link to the full conversation?

[@shawn-tellewilliams]

I needed this thank you so very much for sharing 😢😢😢

[@LoydaCull]

Thanks Megan for sharing this. It feels good to know that It’s ok to be angry sometimes. God will heal you. I pray for that. 🙏

[@lindacamacho1567]

POWERFUL word!!! Thank you so much for sharing! Total eye opener!❤

[@augusthere7154]

I think this attitude will and does hurt people who have actually had unbelievable tragedy and then struggle to understand how God can be a good father or Jesus a good shepherd who protects. This just negates the humanity of Christians who can be broken in unbelievable ways.