SCOUT· 60%50m·2026-10-30·FaithEp 1453 | John Luke Moves in with Willie After a Disaster & a Family Food Feud Erupts
John Luke's living room has literally collapsed, forcing him and his family to move back in with Willie and Korie while repairs get underway. Al stirs up a Robertson family feud with a food competition that leaves everyone choosing sides. The guys kick off their new Hillsdale College course, Western Heritage: From…
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