Where is God in the middle of divorce?
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We all know life rarely goes to plan… but what happens when it feels like it's gone completely off course?
It can be hard to hold onto God's promises when everything starts to fall apart, but He is with with us always, even in the valley of the shadow of death.
Few understand that more than Vaneetha Rendall-Risner.
She joined Premier’s Lydia Bennett to share her experiences of child loss, divorce, serious health challenges and to share about her new book 'This Was Never the Plan'.
Released on 19 Mar 2026
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