ABOUT THE UNEDITED SERIES
The Unedited Series is a 14-day, Bible-based series taught by Christian women’s ministry leader Dianna Hobbs. It is designed to help participants release shame, guilt and feelings of failure because of the weaknesses they have. Using personal anecdotes and Bible stories that show historical figures stumbling and struggling just as we do, The Unedited Series effectively demonstrates this truth: God has always, and will always, use vulnerable, weak and imperfect people to get glory, reveal His grace, mercy and strength.
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