Episode 111 Blind Trust
from Catholic SALT Hosted by Coleen Hamilton
Trusting the Lord when you are experiencing moments of desolation and suffering in your life can be tough. Surrendering to him in total trust is joyful freedom. The song referred to in this episode is by artist Taylor Tripodi and the song is titled: Just As I Am (Nothing to Prove). The scripture mentioned is: 1 Timothy 6:11-21.
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