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THE GRACE FOR BREAKFAST PODCAST

In a culture fueled by fear, social pressures keeping us silenced, and childhood hurts masking our identity, Grace for Breakfast was created to help you recover who you were born to be and step into boldness.

Adulting, parenting, dreaming, and having faith can be hard after not seeing it modeled healthily for us or experiencing a painful childhood. We’re determined to break the patterns for our kids and want to bring you along with us so you can too.

We’ll have compassionate conversations on grace in every season, faith, family, and breaking free from the destructive patterns caused by fear and abuse. Our hope is that you leave encouraged and equipped with tools for self-recovery, and reminded of your bold identity in Christ.

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Ep 53: From Drug Addiction to Recovery and Self-Publishing Success- The Story of D. Arlando Fortune

D. Arlando Fortune is a self-publishing strategist and entrepreneur with a remarkable story of addiction recovery and personal growth. After a successful career as a government accountant and real estate investor, Fortune faced emotional and mental challenges that led him to pursue a Master’s and Ph.D. in Psychology, focusing on human performance. Along the way, he developed powerful strategies for overcoming addiction and achieving personal and professional success, such as the 90-90-1 strategy and the Barmas Effect. Discover how Fortune’s inspiring journey from addiction to self-discovery can help you on your own path to growth and recovery.

Ep 52: God Still Uses the Quiet Ones

How do we come out boldly when we’re afraid or have been used to being quiet and well-behaved? Sometimes, speaking out requires us to take scary risks, and Esther is the perfect example. The king loved her, not just because of her beauty. He loved her character. And when it was time to speak up for her people, she was scared but did it anyway. However, she was tactical. And what was her tactic? In today’s episode, I share how her story showed me that God can use anyone, even when they’ve been used to staying quiet about who they were.

Ep 51: Taking Thoughts Captive & Overcoming Overwhelm with Victoria D. Walker Lydon

As a Christian author and certified Christian Thought Coach, Victoria brings over 30 years of teaching and advising experience to the podcast to teach us how to take our thoughts captive and frame our emotions. Many topics are covered in this episode, such as: