ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode I talk to Marcelino Leonardo Jr. who is originally from the Dominican Republic and is on the baseball team at Southern Virginia University. We talked about how failure is something that helps us to learn and grow as people. He talked about how God was able to help him through the hard times in his life. Listen to what fear of failure means to someone like Leonardo as a Christian and disciple of Jesus Christ.
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