Bridget Lynch shares her personal journey of overcoming fear and spiritual warfare. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing one's authority and power as a child of God and resisting the lies and tactics of the enemy. She encourages individuals to actively engage in the battle against fear by countering negative thoughts with faith-based resources, seeking wise counsel, and understanding spiritual warfare tactics. She shares her hope that her experiences and insights would bring encouragement and hope to others facing similar struggles. Let's Talk! Scripture references: 2 Corinthians 5:17, 1 Corinthians 2:16, Galatians 5:1, Proverbs 20:18, John 10:10

Bridget Lynch provides a detailed preview of her book, "Out of the Darkness," with a specific focus on chapter five, "Promise and Purpose." She shares her personal experiences of choosing a name for her son, the profound impact of God's love and reassurance, and her journey of overcoming fear and finding courage through faith. She emphasizes the transformative power of surrendering to God and finding strength in Him, drawing inspiration from biblical references and her own internal and spiritual growth.

She also discusses the ongoing struggle she faced due to her ex-husband's repeated legal appeals, highlighting the comfort and strength she finds in her faith. Bridget passionately promotes her new book, encouraging you to purchase it and sharing personal stories about the inspiration behind it. She concludes with a prayer for readers to find peace, joy, and contentment in their lives.

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Scripture references: 2 Timothy 1:7, 1 Kings 17, Exodus 14:14, Galatians 5:22-23

Bridget Lynch shared personal experiences of trauma and abuse, highlighting the emotional and spiritual journey she underwent while writing a chapter for her upcoming book. She emphasized the significance of the event in her life and expressed hope for the book's launch on September 27th, which she believes will have a profound impact on readers. Bridget also discussed the importance of finding strength and empowerment, particularly through faith, and encouraged listeners to seek hope and support in overcoming trauma.

Bridget opens up about the lasting effects of trauma on the mind and body, drawing from her own journey of overcoming domestic violence and abuse. She highlights the distinction between "big T" and "little T" traumas, and the significance of finding hope and empowerment through faith and personal resilience.

• Trauma and its effects on the body and mind
• Overcoming domestic violence
• The power of faith and hope

Scripture References: John 16:33, 2 Corinthians 12:9, Hebrews 4:16

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"I actually had a prior relationship try to message me again and even went on a date with him. Adam made it very clear that he only wanted to see me and that he would not be in competition with anyone else (insert - this is not in the book, I really like that about him). I don't think anyone has ever fought for me like that in my life. I was somewhat taken aback, but also very intrigued by his determination."

Bridget Lynch shares Chapter Two excerpts from her book, "Out of the Darkness," and recounts her personal journey of resilience and healing. She emphasizes the importance of confronting challenges head-on and finding strength in the face of adversity. Bridget's passionate delivery and personal anecdotes captivates the audience, leaving them eager to learn more about her story.

She also discusses her upcoming book launch and offers guidance on spiritual disciplines, extending an invitation for listeners to connect with her for coaching and support. Bridget expresses gratitude for the support and encourages listeners to engage with her as she continues her journey through her new book.

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Bridget discusses her upcoming book, which focuses on her personal struggles and the transformative power of faith and trust in God. She expresses her enthusiasm for the book launch and the potential impact it may have on others, emphasizing her goal to reach even just one person in need of hope and healing.

In Chapter One, Bridget shares personal stories about her childhood experiences in the church, including the strong sense of community and joy she felt. She also opens up about traumatic experiences, such as her parents' separation and her struggles with bullying and self-image.

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Scripture references: Psalm 34:18

Bridget Lynch introduces her upcoming book, Out of the Darkness, and invites listeners to join her email list for exclusive updates and pre-sales. She emphasizes the importance of relying on God during challenging times and encourages listeners to embrace God's love and support. Bridget shares her personal journey and the purpose behind her book, seeking feedback and emotional responses from the audience.

She highlights the importance of forgiveness, overcoming challenges, and aligning with God's plan to help others. Bridget encourages the audience to live with open hands to receive God's blessings and share details about her book and where to find more information. Overall, the intro offers a message of hope and encouragement, emphasizing the power of faith and perseverance.

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Preview of Upcoming Book and Encouragement

Bridget expresses her enthusiasm for her upcoming book and urges listeners to sign up for her email list at www.coachbridgetlynch.com to receive updates and pre-sales information. She reads a brief excerpt from the book's introduction, highlighting the significance of turning to God during difficult seasons. Bridget also encourages listeners to embrace the love and support of God, emphasizing the power of faith and perseverance.

* Importance of faith and trust in God

* Overcoming challenges and finding hope

* Personal growth and empowerment

Scripture references: James 4:8a; Psalm 73:28; John 10:10, 16:33

The Power of Letting Your Light Shine - Explore the significance of living out our faith and the impact it can have on those around us, drawing from the powerful message of Matthew 5:16.

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Scripture references: Matthew 5:14-16, Galatians 5:22-23, John 1:5, 1:14; Matthew 6:17-18; Matthew 13; 2 Peter 3:9; Isaiah 41:10.

Resource Links: https://www.blueletterbible.org/

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We are talking about Ecclesiastes 3:1 a time for everything and I will share a little bit more with you on that and just a second, but it's a theme of the seasons of life in Ecclesiastes. The seasons we experience and have, and we go through some things, that are just so challenging but also such a blessing, and the significance as a reflection on the cyclical nature of life and how things are up and down, ebb and flow, mountains and valleys, day and night, light and darkness.

Scripture references:  Ecclesiastes 3:1, Psalm 121, Matthew 6:33, Psalm 16:5-11

In this episode, we focus on Matthew 6:33, Seek First the Kingdom of God and its righteousness and all these things will be added unto you.

I had very special guests, Daniel and Aisha Schadrac. They are campus pastors for USF, and I look forward to you hearing about their ministry.

Here's a snippet of our conversation:

I know that the news tries to make the campus seem hostile to the gospel. What it really is that they are resistant to the truth of responsibility "I have sinned and… there's a debt on my head that I have to pay if I don't surrender to Jesus and that Eternal debt." That is an offensive message to share with somebody especially in this time and age where it's "do what your heart wants you to do... Enjoy what you want to enjoy and if I don't agree with it, I don't have the right to tell you." And there's truth to the fact that only God is Judge, but man I want to share with you what he said before you meet your judge, because I don't want you to get judged for what you have said. [Here's an example of what someone has said,] if I know that this building is on fire, and I walk out and don't tell anybody else, I really have to hate them to do that. I know that this building is going down and I don't tell anybody, and I just get out myself. And so, it's the same thing as if I believe that I have the true keys of eternal life. I really have to hate them to [not tell them about Jesus] ...

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Scripture references: Matthew 6:33, Acts 3:19

Connect with Daniel and Aisha Schadrac here:

Daniel Schadrac Cornerstone Christian Church Cell: (813) 428-3238 [email protected]