

Ep 1364 | John Luke’s Snake-Handling Lesson Backfires in Front of Terrified Campers
John Luke’s attempt to turn a four-foot rat snake into a calm teaching moment for campers goes sideways fast, leaving the kids panicked and John Luke woozy at the sight of his own blood. Al, Zach, John Luke, and Christian use Augustine’s story to dig into why modern people are so restless, why getting what we want…

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“I got bit by a rat snake about a month ago. It was crawling in the hole between window and air conditioner. It ended up biting me when I grabbed it. I took it outside and let it go and realized that I was the instigator the whole time. It t…”
“Love this analogy Zach! What a great reminder to live by”
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