Season 3: Episode 18 - Patience in the Process (Replay)

EPISODE · Mar 19, 2020 · 25 MIN

Season 3: Episode 18 - Patience in the Process (Replay)

from Dr. Annette Publishing Pusher · host JATNE Publishing with Dr. Annette West

Enjoy the Black History Fact at the beginning of this podcast. The topic for today is patience in the process. Patiecne is only developed as we are willing to go through the process before us. We all have burdens and cares, but we must learn to go to God and ask Him for guidance. That we must be willing to confess our impatience and shortcomings to Him. Learning that patience is a process, but when we com through what a testimony we have ourselves and others.

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