EPISODE · Sep 5, 2022 · 29 MIN
Sermon: Rest for Your Soul - Andrew Youngblood
from TCU Chi Alpha · host TCU Chi Alpha
Why do we feel so tired, burned out, and busy? Is there a different way to live as a follower of Jesus? Andrew Youngblood, TCUXA staff member, shares about the soul rest available to those who submit to Jesus' way of life.
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