417| "Overcomer, Overcome"— Book Review and Caitlin's Story

When identity is restored, everything else begins to change. 2008 Mercy graduate and author of Overcomer, Overcome, Caitlin Hawk joins Mercy's Founder and President, Nancy Alcorn, in an engaging conversation about finding lasting freedom, the power of the gospel, and how God restores what feels hopeless. Caitlin’s story points to a God who breaks the darkest bondages and makes a way when there seems to be no way. Join us today as she reflects on how encountering Jesus and learning who she is in Christ changed her life.In this episode, we cover:Caitlin’s testimony of choosing life, including her decision to carry her twins and trust God with the outcome.How God began breaking addiction, shame, and the spirit of accusation through the truth of the gospel.Calling out the identity of overcoming in the next generation and living free from shame through Christ.Resources & Links:Get a copy of Caitlin's new book Overcomer, Overcome on Amazon or visit Caitlin's website to learn more about her story and her book at caitlinhawk.com.Learn more about Mercy Multiplied’s programs and resources at mercymultiplied.com.Scripture references from today's episode:Matthew 7:26-27Hosea 4:6Proverbs 19:18John 4 (Woman at the Well)1 Samuel 16:7Deuteronomy 32:21Matthew 5:13-16Isaiah 61Matthew 4:1-11 or Luke 4:1-13 (temptation of Jesus)Isaiah 43:19, Luke 1:37 (He will make a way when there is seemingly no way)Joel 2:25 (indirectly referenced)Subscribe & Share:If you were impacted by today’s episode, don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review MercyTalk on your favorite podcast platform. Share it with someone who needs encouragement today.