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Mar 12, 2023 43 min

Wounded: Tired & Wounded

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03.12.23 Wounded: Tired & Wounded How many of us are exhausted? Not just physically exhausted, but all around so exhausted, you can't even think about what needs to be done. We are exhausted by options, exhausted by the effects of past trauma we're carrying, exhausted by our environment, and we make excuses, feel stuck, and experience shame because we haven't done enough. The good news is that God restores us, and sometimes all it takes is His still small voice. Join us as we continue our Wounded series and Pastor Jules brings a word on the debilitating weakness of fatigue and how we can have victory over it. Website: https://www.tfhoakland.org Linktree: https://linktr.ee/TFHOAK Experience God. Find Family. Make a Difference. TFH Oakland Church Oakland, CA

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