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The 5 BIG Keys To Future Change - AUD

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On his recent mini-tour of Australia, Mal Fletcher was interviewed by Sheridan Voysey on Australia's popular national radio programme 'Open House'.

The subject up for discussion was how Christians can reshape the future, taking a proactive and engaging rather than negative or detached approach.

If you're serious about producing culture rather than simply reacting to it, or consuming it, you need to check out this great interview!yo

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Keywords: sheridan voysey | open house | future | change | culture

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