Show Notes
Is your quiet time with God in the morning, at night, or some other time in your day? Whenever you spend time with Him, the point is to connect. Are you turning to Jesus? He is available to you throughout your day, whenever you need Him or want to spend time with Him.
That’s the meaning of the final song on Katy’s Album, “Turn To Jesus.” And it was placed last on the album to serve as a reminder that no matter what your day looks like or where you find yourself, you can always turn to Jesus. Tune in as Candace asks Katy all about this song, as they begin to wrap up their conversations around her album.
Also, listen to the second half of the episode as Candace and Katy answer a listener question about encouraging your children to engage in church community.
All season long you can also listen to Candace + Katy’s Summer Playlist. Grab the link at Candace.com.
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Thank you to this season's sponsors:
Colorado Christian University: ccu.edu/candace
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