š What God Did Next
Dana was four years old when she was kidnappedā stuffed into a rice sack and trafficked across India. She never saw her parents again.
Years later, she was adopted into a home in the United States. She hoped for safety. She longed for love.
Instead, she faced abuse, torment, and darkness that felt suffocating.
She carried trauma in her body. Fear in her mind. Questions in her heart.
Until one dayābroken, exhausted, and desperateā she cried out to Jesus.
Not a polished prayer. Not a perfect church sentence. Just a cry.
And He answered.
By name.
Not with condemnation. Not with shame. But with presence.
What the enemy meant for destruction, God began rewriting for purpose.
Her story didnāt end in trauma. It turned into testimony.
āØ Sometimes the miracle isnāt that you avoided the fire. Itās that God met you in it.
