Ep 871 | Jase Apologizes to For King & Country for Assuming Their Movie Would Be Cheesy
Joel and Luke Smallbone of the band For King & Country and their sister Rebecca St. James talk about their autobiographical film “Unsung Hero,” which details their childhood move from Australia to the United States, the unforeseen circumstances that led to the family of nine facing poverty, and the children's rise to…
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