Throwback: The 15 Second Habit That Can Change Your Relationships Forever!

EPISODE · Jul 7, 2025 · 1H 2M

Throwback: The 15 Second Habit That Can Change Your Relationships Forever!

from I Like Birds Podcast · host Zach Rippey

An all-time favorite episode published before we went viral. Zach shares how just 15 seconds of your time can change lives. Through real stories and Bible lessons, he shows why being available and a light can make a big difference. Whether it’s a quick hello, a call, or a small gesture, those few seconds can bring hope, build relationships, and even save lives. If you're busy and think you don’t have time, this message will show you how powerful just a little time can be. Tune in and learn how to make a real impact, starting today!If this episode blesses you, please share it. Also, answer our poll! Support I Like Birds by sowing a seed of generosity, buying a book, shirt, or hat, and joining patreon! Go to https://ilikebirdsministry.com/ for all bookings and information about the ministry!

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