Building Walls

Once a great foundation is poured (see last week's episode), it is important that we build intentional; sturdy walls to help us through the highs and lows of life. Walls can be great at protecting us, helping us focus, keeping our lives on track, but they can also keep us from experiences, isolate us and keep us from moving forward. Please join us as we continue our series on building and how to build up walls that help us thrive. Please become part of the discussion or give us feedback by following us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/rppodcast, Instagram @rppodcast or Tweet us on www.twitter.com/therppodcast. You can also always check out our website www.rppodcast.com to email us. Thanks for listening.

Episode 66 of the The Reclamation Project: A Podcast podcast, hosted by The Reclamation Project, titled "Building Walls" was published on July 4, 2019 and runs 44 minutes.

July 4, 2019 ·44m · The Reclamation Project: A Podcast

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Once a great foundation is poured (see last week's episode), it is important that we build intentional; sturdy walls to help us through the highs and lows of life. Walls can be great at protecting us, helping us focus, keeping our lives on track, but they can also keep us from experiences, isolate us and keep us from moving forward. Please join us as we continue our series on building and how to build up walls that help us thrive. Please become part of the discussion or give us feedback by following us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/rppodcast, Instagram @rppodcast or Tweet us on www.twitter.com/therppodcast. You can also always check out our website www.rppodcast.com to email us. Thanks for listening.

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Once a great foundation is poured (see last week's episode), it is important that we build intentional; sturdy walls to help us through the highs and lows of life.

Walls can be great at protecting us, helping us focus, keeping our lives on track, but they can also keep us from experiences, isolate us and keep us from moving forward.

Please join us as we continue our series on building and how to build up walls that help us thrive.

Please become part of the discussion or give us feedback by following us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/rppodcast, Instagram @rppodcast or Tweet us on www.twitter.com/therppodcast. You can also always check out our website www.rppodcast.com to email us.

Thanks for listening.

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