ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Do you ever feel trapped in a cycle that just won’t change—whether it’s in your job, relationships, or even church? If so, you might be dealing with something called a ‘bitter root.’ In this teaching, Alyn explains what bitter roots are, where they come from, and how to break free from their hold, helping you move forward into the life God has for you.
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