Delighting Yourself in the Lord

Episode 1 of the D12CIPLES By Design podcast, hosted by Aaron Hoskins, titled "Delighting Yourself in the Lord" was published on June 13, 2021 and runs 21 minutes.

June 13, 2021 ·21m · D12CIPLES By Design

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Summary

I want you to know that God has called you up to Delight in him so that he may give you the desires of your heart. He wants a good life for you. Do you want that? Listen for a new perspective.

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I want you to know that God has called you up to Delight in him so that he may give you the desires of your heart. He wants a good life for you. Do you want that? Listen for a new perspective.

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