How a Near-Death Experience Helped Her to See the Light in Others - Bridget Cook-Burch's Story

In this episode of Latter-Day Lights, New York Time's Bestselling Author, Bridget Cook-Burch, shares her incredible story of a near-death experience she had in her 20's that gave her the unique ability to see the light in those who were suffering or in darkness - giving them hope, and helping them to share their light and stories with the world.

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[DoulaGarcia]

Alisha! I remember you struggling when we were in the same ward and immediately after. I can't tell you how happy I get when i see new posts of you two doing so well. You are just incredible! ❤❤❤

[tmadsam]

I love this story. So happy that everything turned 💯 great for you. Bless you!❤️

[eldonbuchanan]

This is a very uplifting and inspiring story ❤. It’s very easy to see that this lovely lady carries the light of Christ in her countenance and in her ability to interact with others ❤️. Thank you for sharing this beautiful story.

[InTheLight]

They all write books after their experiences. They also read things into the experience.That is just true for them and others have completely different experiences according to their lives. It is amazing and obviously an experience.They will never ever forget. I love the fact how they all shed their fears of dying.

[WitnessJesustheChrist]

Loved this. I started writing my story of our son’s adoption today. Even if it’s just for posterity. It’s a story worth hearing because it’s a story of miracles and God’s care of His children.

[lindahansen]

Fabulous story. I could feel Bridget’s peace, love and compassion. Thank you.

[sandygoofymamastitches]

Love this episode ❤ very touching and inspiring 😊

[DB_Golfer]

Wow what a story, the story of the background of the skin head too it just such a witness of how anyone can change. I love it, thank you for your strength in being able to see past all of the things we have been conditioned to see and see them the way Christ does.

[kimhaughton]

I enjoyed this Soooo much!!! Thank you for sharing this! I'm new to your channel and have been binge watching everything you've done and it's been a rollercoaster for me. I've felt the emotions! 😱😩😳🤭😂🥰 Alisha I love that you asked how Bridget was able to forgive and then you shared a story about yourself explaining why you needed to know and I thought you were so brave to do that! God bless both you and Scott for the work you are doing! Bravo! ❤️ On a personal note: Whenever I am in a situation where I realize that I need to forgive, the first thing that comes into my mind is all the many things that I need to be forgiven for. I think about how bad I feel and how much I want to be forgiven. This mindset helps me to see things from a different perspective and at times has prompted me to pray for that person and ask that they be forgiven. Plus it takes away any power it may have had to hurt me anymore. Much love from Utah ❤️❤️❤️

[elainekoeppel]

When you can forgive it is because you know that everyone is here doing their own thing and so when we see others do things you can understand that each is being guided or judged by their own actions and so you just forgive and go on

[jillstewart]

What a lovely Sister!! Thank you so much for sharing your story and feelings!!🥰

[veronicamarlow]

Amazing podcast. Very inspiring!
Keep up with your good work! ❤️

[smallfry]

My husband started The 10 commandments hike. He was a scouting professional living in Ogden. We’re LDS and he wanted to unite people.

[tmadsam]

Please post the prayer that she held up. I didn't have time to cooy it and I would love to have it. Please, please post it!❤

[mollyremund]

Can't find the she heroes website. Can you provide that?

[InAllThingsBearHisName]

what was the book called about the ex-skinhead that joined the church?

[MsEva]

Bridget and Alisha you two look like Tywin’s

[fernmartine]

Skinhead Confessions: From Hate to Hope by TJ Leyden.

[estherstone]

I was raped as a young child, but I don’t remember it. My first recollection of having sex was with my boyfriend, who became my husband when we were both 19. Having spoken to a young married woman about her wedding night, I was surprised that I did not have the same experience. It wasn’t until recently that I was prompted to confront that reality. I brought it to my husband and he looked up this man and found his obituary. He asked me if wanted him to go to Hell, and I said ‘no’; that I was satisfied that he had a life review and had to experience that event through my eyes. Regarding the Trinity: it’s the most confusing doctrine of Christianity. I believe in all three components of the Trinity, but what exactly happened at Gethsemane? Was Jesus talking to himself?