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Apr 10, 2020

053: Continuing to Go when the World Stops

from Raking Coals Hosted by E43 Collective

Josh and Cody have struggled with the way COVID-19 has impacted their own lives just as the rest of the world has. The guys have also found it really easy to just turn everything off, decrease productivity, and coast during this time of social distancing and stay at home orders. They discuss how this temptation is not the best response to our current situation and how we can continue to move forward in life in the midst of the many current obstacles. Continuing to follow the guidelines and mandates, Cody and Josh challenge everyone this week to think of ways in which they can continue to move forward in their personal faith and life goals.

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