Ben Bennett and Danilo Montero talk about the brokenness and pain that secrets can cause. Danilo shares his story of the pain he experienced growing up, the secret sexual sin he hid in his ministry, and his journey to a life of transparency, freedom and wholeness. They discuss practical ways to get help and experience freedom from the shame and fear that secrets cause.
Danilo Montero is a Latin Grammy award-winning musician with over 20 albums, author, and Senior Pastor of the Spanish-speaking congregation at Lakewood Church (Iglesia Lakewood) in Houston, Texas, where his messages are broadcast to millions weekly.
Connect with Danilo at lakewoodchurch.com/spanish
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