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Podcast: Confident Humility
The tables are turned. Greg interviews Dan Kent on his new book: “Confident Humility: Becoming Your Full Self Without Becoming Full of Yourself.” Available for pre-order now.
Episode 472
The Interview:
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Tags: Book Reviews, Books, Dan Kent, Discipleship, Humility
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