In the Beggining.

An episode of the In The Waiting podcast, hosted by Nthabiseng Moncho, titled "In the Beggining." was published on July 3, 2020 and runs 19 minutes.

July 3, 2020 ·19m · In The Waiting

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A little about where it all started, chat about the burdening idea of perfection, worth, and an unstable christian foundation. Join me in this 2 segment episode with input from a friend on how the foundation of their christianity shaped their outlook and relationship with God.

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A little about where it all started, chat about the burdening idea of perfection, worth, and an unstable christian foundation. Join me in this 2 segment episode with input from a friend on how the foundation of their christianity shaped their outlook and relationship with God.

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