EP 10 Wrestling with God

EP10 shares a piece of personal solitude and reflection when God is dealing with us in the midst of our struggles. The mirror of His word is very reflective when we look to the Creator to guide our lives through the Sacred text and come face to face...

An episode of the Poetry Politics & Life podcast, hosted by Anthony "Endurer" Briscoe, titled "EP 10 Wrestling with God" was published on January 4, 2021 and runs 5 minutes.

January 4, 2021 ·5m · Poetry Politics & Life

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