• Episode 13 - Ana Werner

  • May 8 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 6 mins
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Episode 13 - Ana Werner

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  • "God doesn't give us revelation so that we can be like 'wow we're all knowing, we know things". God reveals things and unlocks things for us so that out of His love we can help other people walk in their freedom and walk closer to Him..."

    How do you balance your gifting, a busy life, parenthood, and intimacy with God? In this episode of Where Love Always Wins, we find out the answers to these questions and more through the powerful story of Ana Werner,  a seer, author, and mother of two, whose deepest desire is for people to grow more in love with Jesus, step into freedom and live life to the fullest for Him.  Called by God for missions and ministry at a young age, Ana teaches on seeing in the Supernatural with Jesus in churches and arenas around the world. She and her husband Sam currently reside in Kansas City, Missouri, and have collectively.  ministered in over 13 different nations."

    For more information regarding Ana visit her site:     https://anawerner.org/

    To read Ana’s book “Letters to the Unforgotten” please visit here: https://anawerner.org/product/letters-to-the-unforgotten/
     
    Credits for this episode:
    Host: Daniel Black
    Producers: Kenneth Lim
    Editing and Sound Production: Thomas Gaumer
    Art and Social Media: Natasha Yap

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