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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2020 · 46 MIN

It's ok to be YOU

from Morning Sun · host TJ 2Braidz

Today we discuss how American Christianity can or will try to make you conform to the culture. We also discuss some spiritual lifehacks about learning to live with a grateful attitude and also the importance of studying the Bible. We conclude today's episode by talking about mistakes: how we all make them but also how we all judge others who make mistakes.

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