A New Chapter
The video features clips of the pair traveling, spending time with TerKeurst’s grandchildren and family, fishing and spending time on the water, and even going to a Taylor Swift concert. Some of the clips also feature snow and cold weather, so it’s safe to assume that while “CA” is new to the world, these two have been doing life together for several months.
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“I will never understand the twists and turns of life,” she writes in the post. “But I am so grateful that when everything else feels so uncertain, the goodness and kindness of God is something we can count on.”
She continues, “There were so many days, months, years where I didn’t feel it. I had big doubts. Deep hurt. A sadness like I have never known before.
But in time, He wrote a story that was the sweetest surprise. I know many of you are still in the thick of the hurt and pain. And I’m still right here to walk beside you. I’m not through it all yet. But I am in a really beautiful part of this journey and I wanted to share it with you.”
Fans, followers and friends flocked to the comments with love and support.
“I love when He redeems our deepest ashes into beauty,” one wrote. “What a testimony for us all whatever dream in our life has been burned down at present.”
“Grateful to see God blessing you in this way!” Wrote another.
“As I’ve read thru your books and done the studies, I found myself many a time whispering a prayer for you that God would bring you a godly man to love you,” one commenter wrote. “So this is so sweet to see.”
Persevering with Faith
TerKeurst has been open about the struggles she and her ex-husband Art battled for years.
In 2019, she released her book, It’s Not Supposed to be This Way—Finding Unexpected Strength When Disappointment Leaves You Shattered. It came on the heels of learning of her now-ex-husband, Art TerKeurst’s infidelity and hidden addictions followed by her breast cancer diagnosis.
In the thick of all that mess, TerKeurst continued to rely heavily on her faith in God, which is the only thing that got her through.
“I’ve looked my greatest fears in the face and I’ve been able to walk to them and through them and with the help of God, persevere through it all,” TerKeurst told Jenna Bush-Hager in 2019. “I think the unexpected strength has been physical, emotional and spiritual.”
