EPISODE · Sep 15, 2021 · 37 MIN
The Mask of Positivity
from Grace 4 Her · host Hannah Jenkins
As believers, we know the Word tells us too, "Count it all joy. . . Rejoice in the Lord. . . and Be anxious for nothing." But what about when we don't feel the joy too rejoice and our anxiety is on the rise? Does that mean we are any less of a believer? Of course not, but the way some believers are set up, they will have us thinking that we aren't.
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