ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Your past does not have to determine your legacy.
In this Youth Takeover message, Ethan Moroles opens Paul's letter to Timothy and asks what it looks like to redeem the legacy we have been handed. He looks at remembering where we came from, reigniting the gifts God has placed in us, and the reminder that legacy was never meant to be built alone.
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