Victoria D. Lydon, MA | Author and Certified Christian Life Coach
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What if the biggest battles you face aren’t out there—but in your own mind? Join author and Certified Christian Life Coach Victoria Lydon weekly as she equips you to take every thought captive, renew your mind, and live with unshakable peace. Blending biblical truth and neuroscience, Victoria will show you how your thoughts literally rewire your brain—and how God’s Word gives you the power to break free from fear, anxiety, depression, and toxic thinking. If you’re ready to exchange overwhelm for clarity and live out your God-given purpose with a renewed mind, this podcast is for you!
A Kentucky basketball champion asks for correction in the moment; your ego gets benched.
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A candid weekend reflection that turns an unexpected road listen into an honest look at remarriage and the work of staying grounded.
Victoria Blyden shapes the episode around a small break that is supposed to be restful, then lets it widen into something more uneasy. A road listen opens the door to a more personal look at remarried life, where another past does not disappear just because the marriage is new.
Pastoral sermons for healing, faith, and release.
Faithful steps for God-shaped dreams.
Christian marriage counsel with prayerful accountability.
Christian steadiness for unsettled news and cultural life.
Victoria Lydon discusses how nature, as part of God's creation, can interrupt anxious thought loops and restore the soul, blending biblical truth with neuroscience.
This episode explores the third part of a series on codependency, focusing on enabling behavior and how to break free through biblical truth and neuroscience.
This episode explores codependency from a Christian perspective, focusing on the 'performer' type and how to love people while trusting God.
A Christian life coach discusses codependency from a biblical perspective, blending scripture and neuroscience.
Victoria Blyden recounts a chaotic birthday weekend getaway with her husband Jim — featuring a sick dog, a broken AC, accidentally locking themselves out of their house, a tire blowout on I-75, and a stranger who rescued them with the right tool — then uses the cascade of mishaps to teach a practical framework: asking 'Is this a tragedy or just an inconvenience?' She connects the distinction to neuroscience (the amygdala's inability to separate discomfort from danger) and to Scripture (Romans 12:2, Philippians 4:8, 2 Corinthians 10:5), arguing that true rest is an internal state of interpretation, not an external condition, and that peace depends on training the mind to correctly categorize hardship.
Victoria Lydon concludes a series on tending the inner garden of the mind, exploring joy as a spiritual strength rooted in biblical truth.
The host shares her personal struggle with finding peace despite teaching about it, reflecting on the gap between biblical advice and real-life experience.
Host Victoria Lydon interviews Dr.
Victoria Lydon uses a personal storm story to introduce how biblical truth and neuroscience can help listeners find peace amidst life's storms.
Host Victoria Lydon interviews Alina Wilson, a women's empowerment advocate and entrepreneur, about her book and journey of embracing true beauty.
Victoria Lydon interviews Brenda Kennison about her ministry blending neuroscience and biblical principles to help people break free from addiction and toxic thinking through mind renewal in Christ.
Callie Daruk describes moving from a 32-year profession of Christianity to what she calls genuinely knowing Christ after family trauma exposed her faith's foundation.
Ginny Owens's book "Singing in the Dark" connects biblical songs with personal stories of hope during difficult seasons.
Cameron Mills says Rick Pitino coached him like future NBA players even though Mills arrived at Kentucky expecting to be a benchwarmer.