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How to use faith language in everyday conversation

Episode 240 | 12 min

How to Use Faith Language in Everyday Conversation

Russell answers a listener question on how we can use language about our faith in conversation about the mundane and ordinary parts of life – without overspiritualizing.

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Russell answers a listener question on how we can use language about our faith in conversation about the mundane and ordinary parts of life – without overspiritualizing. 

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