SCOUT· 63%56m·2026-07-16·FaithEp 1378 | He Prayed to Die in Worship—and That’s Exactly What Happened
A man’s lifelong hope to die while worshiping becomes reality when he collapses during a song based on Psalm 90, giving Jase, Al, and Zach a sobering reminder to number their days. The guys contrast that peaceful view of eternity with a billionaire biohacker’s costly quest to reverse aging and escape death, then…
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