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In Episode 5 of Everyday Ethics, David and Bill continue their exploration of the Integrity Wheel by focusing on Memory-Hope. Together they reflect on how memory shapes identity, how hope gives direction, and how both influence the way faith is practiced and passed on through generations.
Drawing from Scripture, personal stories, and reflections on legacy, this episode considers how the past continues to speak into the present and future.
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