Corey Brooks: The Rooftop Pastor (Pt 1)

Corey Brooks: The Rooftop Pastor (Pt 1)

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Why Your “Safe Life” Isn’t Actually Safe (Pt 1)

If every part of a community doesn't have the opportunity to flourish, the community can't flourish. Violence will penetrate your safety and all of us will suffer. Greg Spillyards felt convicted to shift from transactional real estate that made him more money to projects focused ...  Show more

Why Your “Safe Life” Isn’t Actually Safe (Pt 2)

If every part of a community doesn't have the opportunity to flourish, the community can't flourish. Violence will penetrate your safety and all of us will suffer. Greg Spillyards felt convicted to shift from transactional real estate that made him more money to projects focused ...  Show more

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