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Hey friends, welcome back to the Daily Grace Podcast.

This is Crystal and I'm here as always with my friend and co-host Shelby. Hey Shelby! Hi Crystal! Today we are going to be talking about

another lie that we are tempted to believe as women so this is kind of the third episode

where we've talked about a different lie and I am loving going through these because I didn't realize how much these were affecting me and that goes for the lie that we're going to talk about today too because the lie that we're going to be addressing is that my church doesn't really need me.

This idea that they're fine without me, like maybe we think they already have enough other people contributing or maybe we don't have anything of value to offer or we're just too busy or we've been hurt by the church.

Whoa, I'm going there so early in this episode.

But we're going to talk about all of that and we're going to talk about the fact that you are needed in your church.

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