In part 2 of a 3-part conversation, Ty Gipson interviews Miranda Bradley, who continues her journey of overcoming childhood trauma and finding strength. Miranda recounts the profound impact of childhood molestation, the terror of not being believed, and being punished for "lying," which left her feeling like "damaged goods". Despite outward success as a teenage opera singer and student leader, she secretly battled internal turmoil and early alcohol use, often instigated by her father. Her father's neglect and abusive attempts to deter her from college solidified a defensive "thuggish mentality".

Miranda details self-funding her college education at Louisiana Tech, where persistent invitations to the Wesley Foundation sparked a profound spiritual awakening and the discovery of a supportive community. This part of her story culminates with the heartbreak of a broken engagement, a difficult but faith-led decision that propelled her to an unplanned move to Texas to start anew. Ty highlights Miranda's remarkable resilience, a trait she traces back to a childhood game where her brother would repeatedly push her down, teaching her to always get back up.

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