October 13, 2025 • 2 mins
Sometimes life leaves you aching for simple words like "You are okay," "You are enough," or "You are not alone." In this deeply personal byte sized episode, Amy Lynn shares a vulnerable story from 2002 when those comforting words felt out of reach, sparking the creation of purelysaid.com a heartfelt platform offering free audio messages of encouragement, TikTok videos, and YouTube resources specifically for those battling abuse, depression, and anxiety.
Guided by Isaiah 40:1 "Comfort, comfort my people, says your God," discover how God calls us to be vessels of His tender comfort in a hurting world. Amy Lynn blends faith and technology to show how easy it is to spread hope: record and share kind words with someone struggling, forward a comforting audio clip, or post uplifting content online to reach those silently suffering.
If you've ever felt unseen in your pain or wondered how to help others who do, this episode offers gentle spiritual truth alongside practical faith and tech ways to bring God's comfort through digital tools and simple acts of kindness.
Tune in now for the faith and tech inspiration that reminds you: your words and shares can change someone's day and maybe even save a life.
Visit purelysaid.com for free audio messages and videos when you need hope most.
#FaithAndTech #ChristianPodcast #YouAreEnough #Isaiah40 #ComfortInChrist #MentalHealth #AbuseRecovery #DepressionSupport #Encouragement #ChristianGrowth
https://www.purelysaid.com
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Guided by Isaiah 40:1 "Comfort, comfort my people, says your God," discover how God calls us to be vessels of His tender comfort in a hurting world. Amy Lynn blends faith and technology to show how easy it is to spread hope: record and share kind words with someone struggling, forward a comforting audio clip, or post uplifting content online to reach those silently suffering.
If you've ever felt unseen in your pain or wondered how to help others who do, this episode offers gentle spiritual truth alongside practical faith and tech ways to bring God's comfort through digital tools and simple acts of kindness.
Tune in now for the faith and tech inspiration that reminds you: your words and shares can change someone's day and maybe even save a life.
Visit purelysaid.com for free audio messages and videos when you need hope most.
#FaithAndTech #ChristianPodcast #YouAreEnough #Isaiah40 #ComfortInChrist #MentalHealth #AbuseRecovery #DepressionSupport #Encouragement #ChristianGrowth
https://www.purelysaid.com
Be sure to Like, Subscribe, and Follow to our social media channels:
https://www.facebook.com/AmyLynnsVoiceOvers
https://twitter.com/amylynnorg
https://thevoiceofamylynn.wordpress.com
https://www.youtube.com/AmyLynnOrg
Visit our website at: http://www.amylynn.org
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[Music] Faith and Tech Bytes with Amy Lynn
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Today, I'm taking a heartfelt turn to talk about words of comfort something we all need sometimes.
Our digital lives are always expanding new apps, new platforms, new ways to connect. But some things stay constant, like our need for comfort in tough times. Back in 2002, I was going through a dark season. I longed to hear a caring male voice say, ‘Everything is going to be okay.’ Female voices were there for me, but it just wasn’t the same. Even if those words weren’t guaranteed, I needed to hear them.
That longing stayed with me for years until God placed a vision on my heart (00:25):
creating a space, where people could find those words of comfort. That’s how purelysaid.com was born a website with recordings of soothing words, from ‘You are enough’ to ‘You are not alone.’ It’s grown beyond my wildest dreams, with TikTok videos, YouTube content, and resources on tough topics like abuse and depression.
This brings me to a verse that anchors everything I do (00:36):
Isaiah 40:1 (NIV) ‘Comfort, comfort my people, says your God.’ This scripture reminds us that God calls us to comfort each other, just as He comforts us. Purely Said is my way of answering that call, using technology to share words that heal. Whether it’s a short audio clip on the website or a video on social media, these tools amplify God’s love to those who are hurting.
Your faith can be a source of comfort too. When life feels overwhelming, lean into God’s promises and share them with others. A kind word, a shared verse, or even a simple ‘I’m here’ can be a lifeline.
So, if you’re feeling heavy hearted, visit purelysaid.com today. Explore the recordings, videos, and resources designed to remind you that you are not alone.
Thanks so much for making this a part of your day. If you enjoyed this podcast, please be sure to like and subscribe to the Facebook and YouTube channels Amy Lynn's voice-overs. You can stream the podcast any time on demand and find all of our links to the podcast applications on amylynn.org. (gentle music) [music fades out]
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[Music] Faith and Tech Bytes with Amy Lynn
(00:15):
Today, I'm taking a heartfelt turn to talk about words of comfort something we all need sometimes.
Our digital lives are always expanding new apps, new platforms, new ways to connect. But some things stay constant, like our need for comfort in tough times. Back in 2002, I was going through a dark season. I longed to hear a caring male voice say, ‘Everything is going to be okay.’ Female voices were there for me, but it just wasn’t the same. Even if those words weren’t guaranteed, I needed to hear them.
That longing stayed with me for years until God placed a vision on my heart (00:25):
creating a space, where people could find those words of comfort. That’s how purelysaid.com was born a website with recordings of soothing words, from ‘You are enough’ to ‘You are not alone.’ It’s grown beyond my wildest dreams, with TikTok videos, YouTube content, and resources on tough topics like abuse and depression.
This brings me to a verse that anchors everything I do (00:36):
Isaiah 40:1 (NIV) ‘Comfort, comfort my people, says your God.’ This scripture reminds us that God calls us to comfort each other, just as He comforts us. Purely Said is my way of answering that call, using technology to share words that heal. Whether it’s a short audio clip on the website or a video on social media, these tools amplify God’s love to those who are hurting.
Your faith can be a source of comfort too. When life feels overwhelming, lean into God’s promises and share them with others. A kind word, a shared verse, or even a simple ‘I’m here’ can be a lifeline.
So, if you’re feeling heavy hearted, visit purelysaid.com today. Explore the recordings, videos, and resources designed to remind you that you are not alone.
Thanks so much for making this a part of your day. If you enjoyed this podcast, please be sure to like and subscribe to the Facebook and YouTube channels Amy Lynn's voice-overs. You can stream the podcast any time on demand and find all of our links to the podcast applications on amylynn.org. (gentle music) [music fades out]
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