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Jun 12, 2022 1 hr 34 min

Missiological Exploration | Dependance Vs Self-Reliance

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Plenteous Redemption Podcast Dependency, often thought of in terms of substance abuse, is a much broader phenomenon. Not only so, but it spreads as quickly as a virus from China. Debilitating its host people or country. In our context, dependency refers to an unnatural and unhealthy attachment to others. When strong and capable men find themselves willfully beholden to the sway and influence of outsiders. Thus far, external political forces in Africa have created a continent of perpetual dependency. Maybe even by design, but that is not to say Africa played no role in this state of being. Too often, the oppressed bear as much blame as the oppressor. Missionary Keith Stensaas: Website: https://kstensaasfamily.com/ Always Abounding Podcast: https://anchor.fm/keith-stensaas/episodes/Fighting-Giants-at-85-e12g9rb Plenteous Redemption Podcast: Website: https://plenteousredemption.com/ Plenteous Redemption Podcast: https://www.plenteousredemption.media/ Plenteous Redemption YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/PlenteousRedemption/featured Plenteous Redemption Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/plenteousredemption/ Plenteous Redemption Twitter: https://twitter.com/Sireofages Missionary Thomas Irvin Plenteous Redemption Podcast

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