EPISODE · Oct 28, 2021 · 11 MIN

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https://anchor.fm/worddr I am awake and have of this day which carries from my soul to live. Change of heart, not hearing, nor feeling, the watch of the mind, to think, on its own, in the direction of what is, right? There is a distant variant of thinking that is we will grow through this stage of life. Intend to have true, within the fiber of a heart, to achieve from a will to having comfort in doing. In all possible ways and means, to God be the glory!

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