Linda Breitman

When you get unstuck, you are unstoppable! You gain momentum and begin fulfilling the call of God on your life. You know what gets us stuck? Most of the time it is our thoughts. We easily speak negative and limiting things to ourselves and rapidly spiral down. I am speaking with Cori Eastmond on this podcast on ways we can be diligent and proactive in getting unstuck. One seed of truth will release you from what holds you back!

We experience courage and fear at the same time. How do we move forward with these two strong dynamics going on? Most of the time when we move forward in courage, we are battling fear. God tells us to do something, but we are afraid. But He also tells us to be courageous because He knows fear is at our doorstep. Join Rachael Tenpenny and I as we share the personal challenges we face and ways we get through trials and overcome fear.

Meet my special guest, Rachael Tenpenny, entrepreneur and emotional well-being advocate. She created "Teamotions Teas"—a line of teas designed for comfort and well being. We are talking about the comfort of God, having a battle plan for your heart and developing healthy coping skills like enjoying a simple cup of tea as we engage with the God of all comfort. Rachael shares how Teamotions are formulated and how they can bless your life! Find her at teamotionstea.com

Do you need God's direction for your life right now? Whenever I ask an audience this question, all the hands go up. More times than not, we feel like we are floundering. And we want God to give us guidance and direction. The truth is, God is speaking to you and directing you pretty much all the time. You are surrounded by revelation. Yet, we are not looking and watching for His ongoing help. Holy Spirit is our Helper, so let's develop our relationship with Him as Helper. Learn 4 steps on how to access what God is saying through Revelation Hidden in Plain Sight.

The world will tell you that you are the sum total of all your experiences. I don't think so. Once Jesus comes into your life, you are a new creation—the old has GONE! Yet, we still hang onto much of our past Like a badge of honor. We let our past not only define our present, but also our future! We tell ourselves we can't do something because of our past. We can't succeed because of our past. We can't be happy because of our past. How do we really step into the new creation that we are where are choices and mindsets truly reflect who we really are?

You are out running errands, and you see them hanging out in the park, by a convenience store, walking through neighborhoods—homeless teens. You might not even be sure they are homeless. How can you tell? What can you do? Andi Berger and I talk about simple, practical ways you can impact the lives of these young people. The first step is to be prepared for when you come across someone in need of help. We will give you specific steps. Andi Berger runs a non—profit that helps at-risk, homeless teens get off the streets and back into community.

Sexual assault in the life of a child often does not emerge until years later. For many reasons: fear, threats, tried to tell but was not believed--or ignored by family members who knew what was taking place. The guest on the show today is Laura Vivian. She experienced dissociative amnesia—memories of many years of childhood sexual assault remained hidden from her until years later when she when her father died. I mean YEARS later after she had been married with children and grandchildren. Please listen to her story. So many adults have memories of trauma to which God is bringing healing. Maybe it's you ... or someone you know.

The mindsets and emotions following trauma can be crippling. Fear, shame, feeling not valuable ... and so much more. Over the past year, we have been made painfully aware of rampant sexual assault in the entertainment industry and in politics. Women we know as strong, powerful, successful women have been violated by predators. Isn't it curious that a kind of moral revolution is coming out of Hollywood? Listen in on a conversation I had with Andie Berger, who helps at-risk, homeless teens get off the streets and back into community. Andie's non-profit, Beaulah's Place, is located in central Oregon

Shame will keep you hidden. The devil does not play fair. He uses things that were said to us—demeaning comments or outright verbal abuse AND he uses experiences that have happened to us—emotional abuse, mental abuses, sexual abuse—all types of abuse to bring SHAME down on us. Shame means we feel like we are not enough. Not good enough. Not acceptable. Not clean. Not loved. Lacking. Embarrassed. We feel exposed and we cannot figure out how to fix it. Shame is the opposite of that which is TRUE. Let me tell you this: God planned YOU. He LOVES you and ACCEPTS you. You are WANTED and NEEDED. The body of Christ needs you. We cannot completely do this Kingdom thing without you. Join me in the podcast in dismantling shame. Even a drop is too much!

How do you encourage yourself? I ask a group of young women. Without taking a beat, one answered: I don't! Most people don't. We don't even know HOW! Or think about HOW. Much less what it will accomplish if we do. Strethening ourselves inwardly is an underdeveloped facet of our character. In the Old Testament, the word "strength" is also used for the word "encouragement." When David was in a severe life-and-death trial, he strengthened—and encouraged—himself in the Lord. Encouraging yourself means to strengthen yourself. Join me in this podcast and learn how to strengthen yourself in the Lord.

What we declare with our mouths makes all the difference. How we posture ourselves in our hearts makes all the difference. Just like the reaction of Joshua and Caleb when they spied out Canaan, you do not have to say what you see. Regardless of what your eyes are telling you, what has God told you? This podcast will further open your understanding of how we unwittingly undermine ourselves and how we can stand strong as overcomers!

We have broken places in our hearts. All of us. You know where they come from: betrayal, rejection, abandon, physical-mental-emotion abuse, words spoken over us that shatter. Many of us tear down ourselves with demeaning words. Then, we make the cracks in our hearts sacred wounds so as to have an excuse for not fully living. Jesus came to heal every broken place in your heart. This podcast is not for someone else; it's for you. Jesus came to heal your heart.

Even with hurdles, roadblocks, detours, and delays! We think delays are a setback. On the contrary, this is a time of lessons—especially in times of transitions. Lessons get you there. Yet often, transitions feel like delays. Right now, many of you are in life transitions. God is all about you becoming the you you were meant to be. What do you do to prepare yourself during transition? Let me take you a little bit deeper into this. Hop onto the podcast and we will go further into your world of becoming the you you were meant to be!

As a nation, we are experiencing loss. Unexpected, tragic, painful loss. I am talking about school shootings, workplace terrorism, tragedy that strikes from out of the blue. In our lives we experience financial loss, the loss of loved ones, loss of our health, loss of work…and the list goes on. How, as men and women of faith, do we walk together with our loved ones through such loss and continue to know that we are God's Beloved—His masterpiece? I will share with you how I have dealt with loss. There is not an easy fix. But God can do what nothing and no one on this earth can do. He is the God of all comfort! I will show you how to posture yourself in supernatural peace.

You are being transformed from one form into another form. It's called metamorphosis. Like an earthbound, lowly caterpillar being transformed into a beautiful, soaring butterfly.—you are being changed from glory to glory. It is NOT behavior modification. It is a supernatural, God thing. Linda Breitman shares about the process of transformation, and how to cooperate with this God-process.

Everything we say and do is influenced by how we see ourselves. That's identity—how we see ourselves. Linda Breitman describes how we can see ourselves according to the standards of the world or align ourselves with how God sees us. But how do we do this—get aligned?

How do we dismantle every thought? Pull down strongholds in our minds? We have the mind of Christ, but how do we let this new mind rule and not the influence of our old ways?

All of us came out of some kind of spiritual deception. Karma, reincarnation, witchcraft, plus, twisted and misunderstood Scripture. Linda Breitman was once an ordained minister in New Age church, obtained a master's degree from a New Age university, and studied at a New Age theological seminary. God opened her eyes, and she saw the evil behind all she had been involved in. Once she was came to Christ, she needed to renew her mind.