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EPISODE · May 17, 2019 · 34 MIN

Think the Unthinkable with Mia Wright

from Greenelines · host Dr. Steve Greene

How do you start believing and thinking what you have never thought before? Listen to Mia Wright, author of the book "Unthinkable," as she reveals a paradigm shift in thought for the woman who touched the hem of Jesus' garment in order to be healed. Hear what you can do to break out of self-imposed thoughts to step out of the ordinary and experience the extraordinary.

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How do you start believing and thinking what you have never thought before? Listen to Mia Wright, author of the book "Unthinkable," as she reveals a paradigm shift in thought for the woman who touched the hem of Jesus' garment in order to be healed. Hear what you can do to break out of self-imposed thoughts to step out of the ordinary and experience the extraordinary.

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