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Sounds of Success: It’s Time for a Spiritual Check-Up

We conclude our 4-part Personal Success series with a discussion about the state of our spiritual health- personally and for this nation. So much that’s happening in America can be attributed to the declining spiritual health of the people in it. Being spiritually healthy has a positive affect on other areas of our lives. So how do we get there? Kaye Monroe joins me again to discuss this very important subject which will include discussions surrounding hot button topics that have and continue to divide this country. Our goal is to help our viewers “check their hearts” and get spiritually healthy if they aren’t or stay spiritually healthy and strong if they already are.

 

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