Kay Warren on Finding Joy After Losing Her Son to Suicide

Kay Warren, co-founder of Saddleback Church, one of the largest churches in the country and wife of Pastor Rick Warren, author of the best-selling book The Purpose Driven Life (over 32 million copies sold), talking about how you can find joy when your world is turned upside down.
In 2013, Rick and Kay lost their son Matthew to suicide, now Kay is finding joy amidst loss once again, hear her story and learn how you can do the same.
During her darkness hour, Kay said "God I’m disappointed by you", but now Kay has found joy amidst her loss.
Some of the highlights:
How did you deal with Matthew’s loss?
How have you rebuilt hope?
What is Christmas like now?
What have been your joys in the middle of the darkness?
What is your greatest joy today?
What is next for Kay Warren?
Watch full interview at: davidtrig.com/gozotv

[@momerriman-johnson5455]

Your vulnerability in spite of who you and Rick Warren are in being able to talk about your “flaw” is a reflection of your humility and your heart! Bless your heart! Not many “BIG” ministers will do this!

[@davidtrig]

What an amazing example

[@brittanywalker3142]

Connecting my internal to the eternal so that the external doesn’t shake me. Wow!!!!!!! God Bless this woman. Thank you Lord for this rhema word.

[@davidtrig]

Amen and Amen!

[@Best_Life_Coaching]

I wonder what Kay would do differently, if anything, now that she has gone through this crisis...? Is there any way to prevent our children from killing themselves?

[@davidtrig]

She was at peace with herself, amazing woman

[@sheepseven7588]

1 Thessalonians 5:18 says give thanks for everything sister for God is in control we need to humble ourselves and surrender all our sin

[@davidtrig]

Glory to God!

[@burke107]

I want to know but I’m so confused after my husbands suicide

[@jimmiepatrum]

Maddie Burke, I am so very sorry that you're going through this terrible time in your life. I will pray right now for God's peace in your life. I lost my husband in August of this past year to a horrible accident and I can imagine your confusion. I care that you're suffering. Diane in North Carolina

[@davidtrig]

God's grace to you! I'm so sorry for your loss.