"The Single Life Battle"

An episode of the Write The Vision with Therapist Ms.Kim,LPC podcast, hosted by Kim Marie McLeod, titled ""The Single Life Battle"" was published on July 8, 2018 and runs 28 minutes.

July 8, 2018 ·28m · Write The Vision with Therapist Ms.Kim,LPC

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In this Podcast I share my commentary thoughts, experience and perspective from the 2004 Book "every young woman's battle" by Shannon Ethridge & Stephen Arterburn. I'm only 50 pages in deep thus and it has a powerful message to convey to the young single women. This book had me crying, convicted and praying. God knows exactly where we all are.

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In this Podcast I share my commentary thoughts, experience and perspective from the 2004 Book "every young woman's battle" by Shannon Ethridge & Stephen Arterburn. I'm only 50 pages in deep thus and it has a powerful message to convey to the young single women. This book had me crying, convicted and praying. God knows exactly where we all are.

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