Upon This Rock Introduction

An episode of the Upon This Rock podcast, hosted by Robin Hyden, titled "Upon This Rock Introduction" was published on November 6, 2023 and runs 4 minutes.

November 6, 2023 ·4m · Upon This Rock

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Summary

God has a calling on each of our lives and it's our duty to walk in the fullness of it. However, if we are burdened with baggage, hurt, and depression we are hindering what God can do through us. This series will feature powerful testimonies of overcomers and describe how you can be set free from the burdens holding you back.

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God has a calling on each of our lives and it's our duty to walk in the fullness of it. However, if we are burdened with baggage, hurt, and depression we are hindering what God can do through us. This series will feature powerful testimonies of overcomers and describe how you can be set free from the burdens holding you back.

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