64: Love Changes Things w/ our LIVE audience

Join us at our LIVE event for an exploration of how love, found in the smallest gestures, has the power to bring about significant change in our lives. From remembering dates to simple acts of kindness, we delve into the subtle yet profound impact of love. Accompanied by special guest, musician and pastor Kelli Brownlee, we reflect on the journey of self-love and the beautiful transformations that happen when we allow others to love us well. Tune in for an impactful conversation on the extraordinary influence of love in our daily lives. Got something to say? Send us a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on a future episode!

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