A Mothers Story of Loss and Redemption - Lindsey Dennis

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  • @michelledoyle1969
    @michelledoyle1969 5 ปีที่แล้ว +10

    Your story is amazing.thats all i can say I lost my Son at the age of 18yrs,he was turning a corner on his motorbike & his wheel flipped out & he went over the handle bars & the impact of him being thrown into the side gaurd took him into the precious arms of Jesus,I have grieved but i must say the lord has comforted me all the way,Thankyou Lindsy for your beautiful story from one mumma that believes in the Lord to another i understand that peace that surpasses all understanding.I am so sorry for the loss of your babies who you will meet & we shall.forever be in eternity with 🕊🏵🌸

  • @dianaprieto6187
    @dianaprieto6187 4 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    I love when she said she had to go bad to the cross! So many times I have to go back to the cross to change my perspective ❤️

  • @ClaritySinger
    @ClaritySinger 5 ปีที่แล้ว +6

    A living testimony of the unsinkable hope we have in Christ-- Thank you for sharing your suffering and the fellowship you experienced with Jesus in it. He is going to redeem it ALL!

  • @indymoore6029
    @indymoore6029 3 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    Lindsey story was amazing, she gave life a chance in despite of what the doctor told her. Your story is inspiring!!

  • @maryalbano907
    @maryalbano907 5 ปีที่แล้ว +7

    Great interview; not only applies to those with loss of a child, but also to anyone going through a season of loss in general.

  • @lynette4412
    @lynette4412 5 ปีที่แล้ว +5

    Her circumstances were incredibly trying!! I think Lindsey had to have been open to God in every way for her to survive this Job like series of events. To get up from the despair which that kind of loss produces had to have been, indeed, bcz of her Hope in Jesus. I'm so inspired to know that God has given you Beauty
    for Ashes & The oil of Joy for mourning. Praise God!!!
    I think people from these clinics and those contemplating abortion need to hear your story so their perspective is broadened!!! Loving Focus on the Family. God Bless
    Y😊u!!!!

  • @MamasaraousSteph
    @MamasaraousSteph 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    What a profound testimony! Great work of faith!

  • @anneandersen1797
    @anneandersen1797 5 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    FAITH!
    THANKS, for empowering us with these continued conversations .God bless you all.

  • @susancinek5803
    @susancinek5803 5 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Thank you for sharing your true feelings and struggles.

  • @amandadrenter7690
    @amandadrenter7690 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I wish I could've seen this when it came out! I have also had to bury a baby. No mother should have to do that. Thank you Lindsey for your vulnerability and helping the bereaved, like me.

  • @rosarioortiz93
    @rosarioortiz93 5 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Beautiful testimony! Thank you for sharing. God bless🙏

  • @trishawhitehouse4226
    @trishawhitehouse4226 5 ปีที่แล้ว

    Honest questions surface in the Valley's . Sometimes, they are long and seem endless..these dark seasons that feel as is God has abandoned or is mistreating us.
    Thanks for presenting this powerful witness of God's mercy.
    We choose to believe in the midst of the deepest heart wrenching sorrow.
    When we go through something very painful, with trust and optimism, we naturally feel He should pay us back by blessing us the way we want.
    Even though He slay, is when you know our God doesn't reward the way we would, and you still choose Him, even though you it may mean more grief, when our faith is forged.
    Great testimony and I pray that many are helped and hang on when it keeps looking worse in their circumstances. It's okay to lament and grieve sad things. To feel our emotions but not get stuck , is a blessing.
    I am so glad this gorgeous woman of God has children to bring up in the Lord here in earth, and two waiting for them in Heaven!

  • @34Packardphaeton
    @34Packardphaeton 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Because of similar losses, I have found that it is difficult to speak about such experiences. There is a fine line between appearing to be seeking sympathy versus adopting a totally stoic, "it was nothing" attitude, versus even being thought as trying to 'top' another person's story. My story continued, but am choosing to end it here & now. I simply state after eleven years of contemplation (and that period began 13 years after the deaths).. with words from an unexpected divine gift of conviction that, "There is no malevolence within the Almighty."

  • @indymoore6029
    @indymoore6029 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Hello Jim and John, I've been so educated in the past 3 weeks on the topic of abortion. Thank you for bringing these guests to share their stories. I came across this video
    'What It’s Like to Have A Second-Trimester Abortion'

  • @indymoore6029
    @indymoore6029 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Adding to my previous message below. This documentary 'What It’s Like to Have A Second-Trimester Abortion' by VICE News is basically saying its ok to abort a child in these circumstances of those women. Please watch it if you can. That's why I love Lindsey story,bi still believe terminating these pregnancies are wrong and unlike Lindsey, those women were robbed of even bearing those babies and grieving in a more humane way. So my conclusion is that those women on that documentary are in on hand showing their pain but on the other hand they are promoting abortion. Please tell me your view on that!

  • @lauriedmills7581
    @lauriedmills7581 5 ปีที่แล้ว

    But, Jayden's mother is enduring the same "sting" now; she lost her baby just hours (3 days?) after he was born too, for the rest of her natural life. And Jayden lost everyone, forever. Yes, dark days - very sad.

    • @winonahdemars8861
      @winonahdemars8861 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Yes, Jaydens mom is experiencing the sting, as well. Adoption is a sweet thing that comes from a lot of loss. The birth mothers loss of her baby she grew for 9 mos, the babys loss of losing his birth mom who he bonded with for all his life, to that point, the adoptive parents having the loss of the children they didnt/couldnt have. I adopted 4 times after 2 miscarriages. Some of my kiddos have met up with their birth moms, again. I encouraged that. I knew that the birth moms would want to know what became of the gifts they so selflessly gifted to me. It comes full circle.