My Past
An episode of the Capital City Christian Church | Podcast podcast, hosted by Dr. Stephen "Doc" Pattison, titled "My Past" was published on August 18, 2019.
August 18, 2019 · Capital City Christian Church | Podcast
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Summary
Decisions we made in the past limit our options in the present – with respect to our money, too. Too often, our choices led to the prison of debt. What can we do to start digging our way out?
Episode Description
Decisions we made in the past limit our options in the present – with respect to our money, too. Too often, our choices led to the prison of debt. What can we do to start digging our way out?
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