SCOUT· 40%45m·2026-09-07·FaithEpisode 388: Are You Actually a Christian? | feat. Granger Smith
This week we sit down with country music artist turned pastor and author Granger Smith to talk about his new book Poison the Well — and the question he asks almost every single day: are you actually a Christian, or have you just checked the box? Granger shares how his own faith unraveled and was rebuilt from the…
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