Show Notes
What if the roadblocks in your life are actually invitations to grow? To conclude our “How Not to Ruin Your Life” series, Pastor Daniel unpacks the everyday attitudes that hold us back and the simple wisdom that helps us grow. With practical insight and plenty of grace, he invites us to trade pride and stubbornness for the humility and wisdom that move our lives forward.
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