• Episode 29: Dirty Fuels in Youth Ministry

  • Feb 12 2023
  • Length: 31 mins
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Episode 29: Dirty Fuels in Youth Ministry

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  • Summary: What is currently fueling your ministry? Is it the fear of failure or the desire to be successful? Is it a need for affirmation or is it peace that comes from being confident in God and His faithfulness? We all minister from fuels, the big question is are they clean or dirty?

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