The P is Silent | Part 2 | I’m Sorry

Have you ever been crushed with guilt? What do you do with it? The Psalms can point us in the right direction to find freedom and peace. #GCPsalms #ThePisSilent

An episode of the When Oceans Rise podcast, hosted by Generations Church NC, titled "The P is Silent | Part 2 | I’m Sorry" was published on July 13, 2025 and runs 36 minutes.

July 13, 2025 ·36m · When Oceans Rise

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Have you ever been crushed with guilt? What do you do with it? The Psalms can point us in the right direction to find freedom and peace. #GCPsalms #ThePisSilent

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Have you ever been crushed with guilt? What do you do with it? The Psalms can point us in the right direction to find freedom and peace. #GCPsalms #ThePisSilent

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