

Ep 1418 | Phil Robertson Confronted the Man Pretending to Be His Secret Son
Phil once confronted a man who was pretending to be part of the Robertson family for personal gain, and his method of calling him out was pure Phil. John Luke revisits a bizarre faith-healing claim involving a supposedly regrown body part and wrestle with the danger of confusing blind belief with biblical faith. The…

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“As Christian’s, why aer you even going to an R rated movie and then promoting it??😢”
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“John Luke makes a good point. Attributing every "dollar" we find to God can lead us into a being disappointed with God more because we are finding more "dollars". Keeping in touch and being true to our faith gives us joy but keeps us from t…”
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