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Sinners Born Again

Sinners Born Again

By: Atak Natali
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 Experiencing homelessness twice at 21 years old is an experience I wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy. Learning valuable lessons and gaining a new perspective on life allowed me to heal my deeply rooted trauma and discover the power of forgiveness. If it wasn't for my newly reborn faith, I wouldn't have made it through the challenging journeys. I hope to help and inspire listeners through this ministry. All Glory Be to God!Atak Natali Social Sciences
Episodes
  • I Became the Villain of My Own Story: A Post-Graduation Confession

    I Became the Villain of My Own Story: A Post-Graduation Confession
    Dec 27 2023

    Got lost in the world, chasing fame with the wrong intentions.

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    25 mins
  • The Power of Forgiveness: How People of Color Can Heal from the Legacy of Slavery

    The Power of Forgiveness: How People of Color Can Heal from the Legacy of Slavery
    Dec 26 2023

    People of color need to forgive slavery. Slavery is a heavy topic to speak on. I did a lot of thinking before making the decision to post this specific podcast. Overall, slavery is holding a lot of black Americans in a box. I'm not saying I completely forgot about an important piece of history. What I'm saying is that forgiving will allow space to heal in the heart and mind.
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    7 mins
  • Spending Time Alone Can Be Life Changing

    Spending Time Alone Can Be Life Changing
    Dec 25 2023

    The title says it all :)
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    17 mins

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