Soul Food: Peace Be Still

Episode 4 of the Shape The Culture podcast, hosted by Malcolm Wyche, titled "Soul Food: Peace Be Still" was published on February 22, 2019 and runs 13 minutes.

February 22, 2019 ·13m · Shape The Culture

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Shape The Culture continues the Soul Food series. This week we look at redefining success and becoming more peaceful by taking a look at the words of Jesus when he compares us to the bird and the lilies.

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Shape The Culture continues the Soul Food series. This week we look at redefining success and becoming more peaceful by taking a look at the words of Jesus when he compares us to the bird and the lilies.

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