16. A Stranger Thing (feat. Steve Frost)

from This Week At Windsor Hosted by Ardin Beech, Jonathan Hoffman, Steve Frost

Merry Christmas! Our gift to you this year is our conversation with Steve Frost, Founder of Horizons Family Law Centre, who invites us on the Holy Spirit's journey to "take and be good news" for the world around us. You'll learn why grace is porous, what a green flag is, and why we should never put Holy Spirit in the corner. PLUS: Carols recap, Christmas "Would You Rather" and what could make Ardin join the Rockettes. ___________________ Horizons Family Law Centre go to: https://horizonsfamilylaw.org.au/ For Legal Advice call (02) 9890 1203

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