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"Foreign welcome to Faith in Action. I'm Ghani Bautista. This is the show where we explore how faith can shape everyday life one practical step at a time. Today's focus Learning to let go of what isn't essential so we can make room for what's what is truly matters. We all carry a mental load of needs and shoulds, but often what weighs us down isn't what we're choosing to carry, it's what we're gripping onto out of habit, fear or tradition."
"Foreign welcome to Faith in Action. I'm Ghani Bautista. This is the show where we explore how faith can shape everyday life one practical step at a time. Today's focus Learning to let go of what isn't essential so we can make room for what's what is truly matters. We all carry a mental load of needs and shoulds, but often what weighs us down isn't what we're choosing to carry, it's what we're gripping onto out of habit, fear or tradition."
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"Foreign welcome to Faith in Action. I'm Ghani Bautista. This is the show where we explore how faith can shape everyday life one practical step at a time. Today's focus Learning to let go of what isn't essential so we can make room for what's what is truly matters. We all carry a mental load of needs and shoulds, but often what weighs us down isn't what we're choosing to carry, it's what we're gripping onto out of habit, fear or tradition."
"Foreign welcome to Faith in Action. I'm Ghani Bautista. This is the show where we explore how faith can shape everyday life one practical step at a time. Today's focus Learning to let go of what isn't essential so we can make room for what's what is truly matters. We all carry a mental load of needs and shoulds, but often what weighs us down isn't what we're choosing to carry, it's what we're gripping onto out of habit, fear or tradition."