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How Do I Feel God’s Presence Throughout the Day? (podcast)
Igor only feels God’s presence when he is reading the Bible. Greg offers some ideas to carry that experience out into his day.
Episode 509
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Tags: God's Presence, Practicing the Presence of God, Presence of God
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