God Wants Me To Shut Up

In this episode, Mr Daley and Dr Johnson talk about knowing when to shut your trap so God can speak to you! We know we all get in our feeling when someone tells us to "shut up" but sometimes, it is absolutely needed!

Show Notes

In this episode, Mr Daley and Dr Johnson discuss instances where we are required to be quiet so God can speak to us.
Often we are so wrapped up in our own point of view and feeling sorry for ourselves on pandering to some other insecurity but God when God has a real message to give us.

David and Terrence also discuss the pastor chasers, parking lot ministers and the stay at church folks! Nobody was safe in this episode.

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