

Asking a Pastor Controversial Questions You’re Afraid To Ask
Okay you guys, this episode is a GOOD one. Kaleb and I are sitting down with Pastor Luke Lezon and putting him in the hot seat with some of the questions Christians are actually asking—but sometimes feel afraid to say out loud. We talk about everything from Christians drinking alcohol, pastors drinking, and expensive…

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