ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Questions about whether feeling uncomfortable when people see you pray means you’re ashamed, and advice for a single person who feels like church is pointless since it’s set up for couples and families.
I have no problem talking to people about Jesus and my faith, but I am very uncomfortable with people seeing me pray. Is that wrong, and does it mean I am ashamed?
Church seems pointless to me since it’s all set up for couples and families and I don’t have any of that. Do you have any advice for me?
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