• 1: CHAOS is my Comfort Zone

  • Dec 9 2021
  • Length: 34 mins
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1: CHAOS is my Comfort Zone

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  • In this episode: Raye talks about how we can tend to be in a constant state of chaos as a result of being a perfectionist. How it takes a toll on our relationship with God. We want to surrender and trust his plan for our lives but sometimes it’s a constant struggle. Providing a deeper understanding and how we can be free from perfectionism. 

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