Is it true?

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An episode of the Pacific Point Church Podcast podcast, hosted by Seth Seneca, titled "Is it true?" was published on December 13, 2021.

December 13, 2021 · Pacific Point Church Podcast

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Summary

As we engage with family and loved ones during the Christmas season, ask yourself this question before you communicate: Is it true? Is it kind? and is it necessary?

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As we engage with family and loved ones during the Christmas season, ask yourself this question before you communicate: Is it true? Is it kind? and is it necessary?

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