I have had a lot of failures in life. Failures are hard to face. Today we look at seven lies we retreat to in the face of failure and examine the Christian worldview as it relates to setbacks in this life.
Click to Listen: #24: The Seven Lies We Enjoy about our Failures
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The Seven Lies We Enjoy about our Failures - Saint of the week:
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