<a target="_blank" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/279595/open_sms">Send us a text</a>Far too often, we judge from afar and not up close. Culture, politics, and religion are saturated with prejudice that has been formed from a distance and not up close enough to see the person instead of the issue. Will you be brave enough to change your proximity knowing that it could change your life?

Send us a text Far too often, we judge from afar and not up close. Culture, politics, and religion are saturated with prejudice that has been formed from a distance and not up close enough to see the person instead of the issue. Will you be brave enough to change your proximity knowing that it could change your life?

<a href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/279595/open_sms" rel="noopener noreferrer">Send us a text</a>Far too often, we judge from afar and not up close. Culture, politics, and religion are saturated with prejudice that has been formed from a distance and not up close enough to see the person instead of the issue. Will you be brave enough to change your proximity knowing that it could change your life?

S1 E7: Proximity Matters

WARNING: If you're not a Christian already, listening to this will probably not make you one either and if you are a Christian, you probably won't go to hell for listening to this...although I guarantee nothing. The contents herein are the observations of one wayward soul longing for a sense of home. They will likely challenge your sensibilities and could at times be offensive, not merely for the sake of offense but because it may challenge what you have long accepted as normal, usual, and expected from someone in my position...a pastor, preacher, evangelist, teacher, or whatever label you would prefer. I prefer "Shannon" it's what my parents named me and it comes with slightly less baggage than most of the other things you might call me.

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