A Bridge For Troubled Souls

D. Franklin Bradley

Struggling with the despair of depression? This Biblically-based teaching method can help you build a foundation of hope.

Tired of waiting for rescue and ready to take positive steps forward? Yearning for the tools to ease lifelong heartaches? Drowning in the misery of the shadow of death? D. Franklin Bradley’s childhood suffering and 21 years in law enforcement deeply afflicted him with PTSD. Yet, as he struggled first with understanding and then accepting GOD’s message of love, his growing faith enabled him to overcome suicidal thoughts and horrific memories. Now, he holds a heartfelt passion to help others who feel lost or alone see their true, wonderful value.

A Bridge for Troubled Souls is a slow but steady road out of the mire of destructive mindsets. Looking at the nitty-gritty details of the Bible’s promises, focusing on simple behaviors that can create change, and providing uplifting encouragement to those in the process of applying these concepts, Bradley unveils a multifaceted approach grounded in the Word of GOD to find healing. And by sharing his everyday experiences as a struggling Christian, he reveals the joy that you can reach by following the path Christ set forth.

In A Bridge for Troubled Souls, you’ll discover:

- Instructions on how to build up your faith to achieve stability and strength

- Simple, detailed guides for actions that create sustainable advances one step at a time

- Personal stories that highlight the underlying message and build confidence for future success

- Exposés of false beliefs, so you can transform self-hatred into measurable peace

- Creative imagery that provides visual progress cues.

A Bridge for Troubled Souls is the insightful first book in a series of Christian self-help texts. If you like therapy-based encouragement, conversational spiritual teachings, and powerful testimonies, then you’ll find comfort in D. Franklin Bradley’s practical guide.

If you want to discover more buy A Bridge for Troubled Souls today and soothe your wounded spirit.