Let's Focus on You

Focusing on the faults of others won't help you help them. Get yourself clean so you can be the b...

An episode of the Sunlight Motivation Podcast podcast, hosted by Sunlight Baptist Church, titled "Let's Focus on You" was published on August 24, 2015 and runs 13 minutes.

August 24, 2015 ·13m · Sunlight Motivation Podcast

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Focusing on the faults of others won't help you help them. Get yourself clean so you can be the blessing you were meant to be!

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Focusing on the faults of others won't help you help them. Get yourself clean so you can be the blessing you were meant to be!

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