When a woman forgives the abuser, she then finds out that he, too, had given his life to Christ. She said, “God is working.”
Ainsley’s Bible Study
Three different women from different walks of life have come forward and shared their experiences in life. Ainsley’s Bible Study, led by Ainsley Earhardt, is a Bible study group that often talks about faith, race, unity, and freedom in Christ.
In a recent episode, three women shared their experiences about how God helped them breakthrough in life.
Annabella Rockwell revealed to host Ainsley that she grew up in a Christian household. But she found herself slipping into party culture and isolating herself from family after attending Mount Holyoke College, a “gender-diverse” institution in Massachusetts.
“There was no room for God,” she told Fox Nation. “In this void of really not believing anymore is when I became susceptible to all these very progressive ideas and wokeism. Because, as God was missing from my heart, I needed to fill that void with something.”
She felt compelled to return to church during the pandemic. She said the pull gave her peace, knowing her identity was rooted “in God” rather than in external influences.

Ainsley Earhardt [@aearhardt]. Instagram, 28 September 2022, https://www.instagram.com/p/CjDkTVzuCgO/
A Woman Forgives the Abuser
Another testimony is when a woman forgives the abuser.
Meghan French talked about how becoming a Christian helped her heal from sexual abuse in the past. She recalls going to a church service and being very moved by a song that helped her comprehend the healing message of Christ.
“God touched my heart and I just couldn’t forget that,” she shared, “In that moment, I realized just how deeply I needed Jesus to save me because I had tried therapy, I tried so many things up until then to help me heal and move on and forgive, but it was all superficial. I couldn’t truly move on from it.”
The abuser reached out to her, asking for her forgiveness and stating that he, too, had committed his life to Christ. Meghan then went on to forgive the abuser.
“That was the most joyous moment I’ve ever had in my life at that point,” she said. “I felt the Holy Spirit, I was just crying out for joy, crying out for the Lord. I was so happy and not only the relief that…he also found God too, but that he’s also forgiven by Jesus. That God found him as well and that he’s been healed. God is working.”
Header image: Meghan French [Fox News]. Website, 5 February 2023, https://www.foxnews.com/media/women-share-how-accepting-jesus-helped-them-forgive-abuser-find-courage-public-forum-god-working
Reference: FOX News