In this sometimes heated, thought-provoking episode, we tackle the controversial and deeply theological question of whether depicting Christ through images or media crosses the line into violating the Second Commandment. We discuss how visuals, including movies like The Chosen or nativity scenes, can shape our spiritual understanding and whether they help or hinder our faith. From historical church practices to personal convictions, we explore every angle of this complex debate.
We also react to cultural influences that have shaped modern interpretations of Christ, from artistic renderings to children’s Bibles. How do these depictions impact biblical faith? Can they distort the truth of who Jesus is? And where should Christians draw the line? Tune in as we wrestle with these questions and challenge each other on what it means to honor God in how we view Christ.
As pastors at Reformation Church in Shelbyville, Kentucky, we’re passionate about diving deep into these important topics to help Christians think critically and biblically. We’d love to hear your thoughts! Do you believe images of Christ are a 2CV? Let us know in the comments or send us your questions and ideas for future episodes. Don’t forget to follow our podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for more discussions on Christianity, biblical masculinity, parenting, and more!
#faithviolations #depictingjesus #christianfaith #christianfaith #faithviolations
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - What’s on your wall
00:48 - Importance of Wall Art
05:09 - 2nd Commandment and Images of Christ
10:20 - Visualizing Jesus: Right or Wrong?
15:06 - Depicting Christ’s Divinity
18:19 - Faith: Hearing vs. Seeing
20:25 - Issues with Images of Christ
28:10 - Understanding Nativity Scenes
29:23 - No One Has Seen God
29:41 - Exploring the Shroud of Turin
31:34 - Is it Formative?
34:50 - Birth of Christ
35:17 - Images of Christ in Your Home
37:00 - Closing Thoughts
In this episode of our podcast, we tackle the heart-wrenching topic of "When Loved Ones Die Outside of Christ." How do believers handle grief in such moments? What should we feel, think, or do when faced with the reality of eternal separation? Drawing from personal experiences, biblical truths, and the hope found in Christ, we discuss the struggle of living in a fallen world, the sovereignty of God, and how we can entrust our pain to Him.
We reflect on the importance of trusting in God’s righteous judgment, embracing our responsibility to share the gospel, and finding peace in His grace—even when answers elude us. As pastors at Reformation Church in Shelbyville, Kentucky, we share wisdom and encouragement grounded in Scripture, offering practical advice for navigating grief and loss.
Do you have questions or topics you'd like us to discuss? Send them our way! Don’t forget to listen to the podcast on platforms like Spotify and Apple Podcasts for more biblical insights and encouragement.
In this episode of Snake of the Table we tackle the heated debates surrounding strategy and unity within the abolitionist movement. What defines a true abolitionist? Can we embrace a "big tent" approach without compromising convictions? Join us as we discuss the challenges of working with legislators, addressing division, and balancing firm beliefs with a spirit of discipleship.
We explore questions of biblical leadership, the role of pastors in activism, and the need for strategic, gracious engagement in the fight for justice. From voting controversies to the importance of unity in legislative efforts, this conversation dives deep into the heart of the abolitionist movement today.
As Elders of Reformation Church in Shelbyville, Kentucky, we're passionate about discussing faith, strategy, and how to navigate complex cultural and political issues. What do you think is the best path forward for abolitionists? Let us know in the comments, and don’t forget to share your thoughts, questions, or future topics you'd like us to cover!
Catch this episode and more on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for a deeper dive into the intersection of Christianity, biblical conviction, and cultural engagement. Thanks for watching, and God bless!
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
01:13 - Why Wear Shorts?
01:34 - Big Tent Abolitionism Explained
05:24 - The Norman Statement Overview
08:01 - Importance of the Term Abolitionist
11:27 - Understanding Cobelligerents
16:31 - Abolitionist Behavior Insights
19:18 - Approaching Legislators Effectively
23:50 - Pragmatism in Activism
26:32 - Voices of Loud Women
27:50 - Wrapping Up and Key Takeaways
In this special excerpt from Pastor Jerry Dorris’ sermon “The Greatest Magistrate,” preached on September 28th, the Word of God is directed squarely at the civil magistrate. Drawing from 2 Kings 10 and the example of Jehu, Pastor Jerry delivers a sobering charge to those in authority: to govern under God, not above Him.
This is a call to courage, conviction, and biblical duty in the exercise of civil authority. Magistrates are not free to define justice on their own terms. They are ministers of God, bound to reward righteousness and restrain evil according to the unchanging standard of God’s law.
This clip confronts the cowardice of modern governance and issues a clear summons to repent, believe, and rule justly. If you are in public office, aspire to leadership, or care about the intersection of faith and public life, this message demands your attention.
Full Sermon: https://www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/92825135203617
In this episode, we discuss the qualities of a wife every man should seek, exploring biblical principles and godly characteristics. What makes a young lady distinctly feminine? How does she embody traits like being a helper, sustainer, and nurturer? We tackle these questions and more as we share practical insights on what young men should prioritize in a future spouse. From inner beauty to a cheerful attitude, we reflect on how godly ambition and nurturing qualities create a home full of life and joy.
As members of Reformation Church in Shelbyville, Kentucky, we bring a faith-centered perspective on Christian values, biblical masculinity, and gender roles. Join us for this thought-provoking conversation, and let us know—what qualities do you think are most important in a godly wife? Share your thoughts in the comments, and send us your questions or topics for future discussions. We’d love to hear from you!
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - What Kind of Young Lady Should a Young Man Pursue
00:58 - What Kind of Young Man Should a Young Lady Pursue
03:16 - What to Look for in a Spouse
10:12 - Encouragement for Singles
10:38 - Closing Thoughts
What qualities should women seek in a godly man? In this episode, we tackle the traits that define biblical masculinity, exploring what it means for men to rule, provide, and protect with godly ambition. We discuss how women can identify these qualities and discern the character of a man pursuing holiness, discipline, and intentionality in his life. Are you looking for a man who embodies spiritual leadership, ambition, and care? We share insights from Reformation Church in Shelbyville, Kentucky, where we’re passionate about helping singles navigate relationships rooted in faith.
From our reformed singles mixer to real-life examples, we discuss how women can look beyond surface-level attraction and recognize a man’s potential as a future husband. What does “godly ambition” look like in practice? How can young women discern whether a man is actively striving for excellence and growing in his faith? You’ll discover practical advice and wisdom to guide your journey.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Ideal Partner for Women
00:54 - Singles Mixer Event
10:35 - Young Men’s Preferences
11:32 - Young Women’s Preferences
14:02 - Colonizing Presbyterians
The assassination of Charlie Kirk has forced Christians to wrestle with hard questions: How should we think about justice and vengeance? How do we hold fast to the grace of Christ while hating what is evil?
In this episode, we confront the tension between justice and grace head-on. What does it mean for believers to live faithfully in a culture marked by violence, corruption, and hostility to Christ?
We talk as pastors about how this moment tests the church—whether we will retreat into soft platitudes, or whether we will preach and live with boldness, holding both grace and justice together under the lordship of Christ.
00:00 - Charlie Kirk Assassination Attempt Significance
05:49 - Left's Violence Losing Sign
07:47 - Gospel Transformative Power
08:32 - State Responsibility Punish Evil
12:28 - Proper Christian Response Assassin
15:29 - James White Controversial Tweet
23:18 - Pastors Address Hate Love Dichotomy
25:54 - Do Everything in Love
31:03 - Why We Don't Return Library Books
32:44 - Front Line Moving
35:26 - Left's Only Tool
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In this episode of Snake on the Table, Jerry Zoom calls with Pastor Andrew Isker to discuss the upcoming War Room XIII: Tactical Faithfulness. Our conversation centers around the question: What does Charlie Kirk’s assassination mean for the tone and direction of this War Room?
From there, we turn to the heart of the matter—what it means to live with tactical faithfulness in a time of open hostility toward Christ and His people. Pastor Isker unpacks the calling to raise men of conviction, to prepare households for endurance, and to build churches that will not bend under pressure.
This episode presses into the necessity of ordinary obedience, the recovery of biblical masculinity, and the urgency of forming Christians who will not retreat in the face of cultural and spiritual warfare.
00:00 - Andrew Isker Introduction and The War Room
00:59 - Sunday After Charlie Kirk Shooting Response
07:40 - Tanner's Response to Charlie Kirk Shooting
10:31 - Leadership in the Church Discussion
24:30 - Potential Changes in the War Room
28:50 - Life and Death Issues
31:30 - Growing Audience Interest
32:35 - Asserting the Moral High Ground
34:09 - Charlie's View on Moral High Ground
35:05 - Critique of the Left
36:20 - Decline of the Negative World
37:20 - Reflection on Time and Progress
Did the Puritans believe in modern-day prophecy? In this episode, we dive into the fascinating topic of how historical reformed cessationists, including the Puritans, approached dreams, visions, and impressions with guest Ryan Denton. We tackle whether their understanding of prophecy aligns with today’s charismatic practices and how our modern view may differ from their nuanced beliefs. Are we overcorrecting in the reformed world? What does it mean to walk in the Spirit while remaining biblically grounded?
Join us as we discuss personal experiences, historical accounts, and theological perspectives, shedding light on how God’s providence and the Holy Spirit work in our lives. We also explore the tension between charismatic expressions and reformed theology, offering thoughtful insights into this often-debated topic.
As elders of Reformation Church in Shelbyville, Kentucky, we’re passionate about equipping believers with sound teaching and engaging discussions. We’d love to hear your thoughts—leave a comment below or send us your questions and topics to discuss in future episodes. Don’t forget to follow the podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for more content like this. Thanks for tuning in! God bless.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Historical Reformed Cessationism
01:01 - How Ryan Denton Became Known
03:58 - Ryan's Private Prayer Language
04:54 - Impressions and Divine Providence
13:57 - God Using Dreams for Conversion
19:45 - How God Speaks to Us
27:50 - Handling Prophetic Words in Congregations
33:17 - Closing Thoughts
Are Baptists getting covenant households wrong? In this episode, we're joined by Pastor Jared Sparks to tackle this thought-provoking question, exploring the responsibilities of Christian parents, the role of biblical masculinity in the home, and how Baptists approach spiritual parenting and church membership. Is there a disconnect between Baptist theology and the practicalities of raising children in faith? We discuss how covenant obligations shape family life and challenge common misconceptions about faith, regeneration, and children's roles in the church.
Join us as we share insights from Reformation Church in Shelbyville, Kentucky, diving into the intersection of spirituality, parenting, and the gospel's transformative power. Whether you're a parent, pastor, or curious believer, this conversation will inspire and challenge your perspective on raising the next generation for Christ.
What do you think about covenant households? Do Baptists have it right, or is there room for growth? Share your thoughts and questions in the comments below, and don't forget to check out our podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for more discussions like this. Subscribe, like, and be part of the conversation!
#raisingchildren #baptistcovenanthouseholds #christianparenting #covenanthouseholds #raisingchildreninfaith
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
00:48 - Jared Sparks
01:58 - Baptist Views on Family Homes
06:32 - Covenant Headship in Families
10:34 - Expecting Salvation for Our Children
18:08 - Observing Spiritual Growth in Children
22:35 - Understanding Baptism
24:44 - Parental Responsibilities in Baptism
29:24 - The Covenant and Its Implications
33:03 - Jesus Welcoming Children
34:17 - Closing Remarks
Can Baptists be Christian nationalists? In this episode, William Wolfe helps us dig into Baptist history, liberty of conscience, and how recovering our Christian moorings is the only way forward for this nation. Is it possible to reconcile historic Baptist principles with a Christian nationalist vision for the public square? We explore key ideas like the separation of church and state, the role of government in promoting Christian values, and the importance of cultural Christianity.
Drawing from historical sources, theological insights, and modern debates, we discuss whether Baptists can champion a Christian nation while staying true to their heritage and scriptural convictions. From liberty of conscience to the moral responsibility of governing authorities, this episode is packed with challenging questions and powerful perspectives.
We’d love to hear your thoughts! What do you think about the role of Christianity in today’s society? Share your insights in the comments and let us know your take on this pressing issue. Don’t forget to subscribe and tune in to our podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for more engaging discussions on faith, theology, and culture. Presented by Reformation Church in Shelbyville, Kentucky.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
01:02 - Baptist and Christian Nationalism
01:56 - Understanding Christian Nationalism
03:38 - Liberty of Conscience Explained
05:21 - Public Prohibition vs. Compulsion
06:40 - Baptist Arguments for Religious Liberty
08:36 - The Danbury Baptists' Influence
10:55 - Tom Hick’s Views on Christian Nationalism
12:52 - Cultural Christianity: Pros and Cons
14:15 - Second Table Issues in Christianity
17:14 - Preferred Definitions of Christian Nationalism
19:37 - Characteristics of a Christian Nation
22:00 - Sign Off
In this episode, we tackle the controversial topic of "Grooming in Our Libraries" and share Reformation Church's bold response to materials found in a local library in Shelbyville, Kentucky. As elders of the church, we discuss how this issue was brought to our attention, the concerns these books raise about biblical values, parenting, and the moral fabric of our community, and why we believe this is a breach of trust.
We explore the deeper implications of how such content affects children, challenges longstanding Christian teachings, and pushes an agenda that conflicts with our faith. How should a community respond? What does this mean for parents, educators, and believers? We dive into these questions and share our perspective on standing firm in the face of cultural shifts.
Join the conversation, share your thoughts, and let us know how your community is addressing similar concerns. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay updated on future discussions about faith, family, and culture. Together, let's protect the values that matter most.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
01:16 - How it all started
02:38 - Contents of the Books
06:26 - Library's Response to Incident
08:38 - Book Checkout Statistics
09:58 - Addressing Theft Accusations
12:05 - Local Money Donated?
14:55 - Community Messages and Support
16:31 - Library Communication Post-Incident
19:34 - Future Plans and Next Steps
22:14 - Post-Wave 3 Interview Reflections
In this episode, Join us as we discuss the role of dancing in Christian communities, its cultural significance, and whether it's biblically supported. From group dances like the Virginia Reel to the importance of modesty and celebration, we explore how dancing can foster community while staying true to biblical principles.
As elders at Reformation Church in Shelbyville, KY, we share personal stories, cultural perspectives, and scripture-backed insights on this topic. Is dancing in church appropriate? How does it align with spirituality, gender roles, and parenting? We answer these questions and more, offering a candid look at how churches can navigate this often-debated issue.
We want to hear from you! What are your thoughts on dancing in church? Share your views in the comments below, and don’t forget to subscribe for more discussions on Christianity, biblical masculinity, and spiritual life. Available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts!
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
01:12 - Is Dancing Sexual?
07:01 - Is Dancing Sexual? (Discussion)
11:33 - Is Dancing Bad?
15:24 - Is Dancing Sensual?
17:51 - Final Thoughts
Is this library crossing the line? 😡 In this episode, we tackle the hot-button issue of whether public libraries are intentionally placing harmful and explicit material in front of children. We discuss concerns raised by members of Reformation Church in Shelbyville, Kentucky, about the content of certain books and their impact on parenting, spirituality, and the Christian community. Are these books promoting values that align with our faith, or are they undermining biblical principles?
We react to the community's response, address misconceptions about civil disobedience, and share how Christians should stand firm against what they view as grooming tactics. Join us as we shine a spotlight on this local controversy and explore what it means to protect children in today’s cultural climate.
What’s your take on this? Share your thoughts in the comments below and let us know how your community is addressing similar challenges. Don’t forget to subscribe for more discussions on Christianity, biblical masculinity, parenting, and spiritual growth. Christ is King!
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
01:07 - Incident Overview
03:00 - Civil Disobedience, Not Theft
04:53 - Outside Influences
07:17 - Library Receives Donations
09:51 - Communication with Congregation
13:25 - Post-Interview Analysis
13:40 - Advocacy for Theft Discussion
17:20 - Shelby County Concerns
18:54 - Financial Transparency in Donations
21:06 - Civil Disobedience Explained
22:24 - Final Thoughts and Reflections
Does loving America make us unchristian? In this episode, we tackle the question of patriotism and faith, exploring what it means to love your country while still walking with Christ. We discuss the concept of "ordered loves" from a biblical perspective, emphasizing how caring for your own nation doesn't equate to hatred for others. From Trump, biblical masculinity, and gender roles to the role of government and spirituality, we dive into tough questions, sharing insights shaped by our faith and our roles as elders at Reformation Church in Shelbyville, Kentucky.
Can you support a civil leader like Trump and remain faithful to Christ? What does the Bible say about prioritizing your community and nation? Join the conversation, challenge your views, and let us know your thoughts! Got questions or topics you'd like us to tackle? We want to hear from you—drop them in the comments below! Let's wrestle with these issues together as believers seeking truth in a confused world.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Local Questions
01:27 - Church Support for Trump
09:41 - Bert Lace's Driving Tour
10:47 - Understanding Different Jesus Figures
12:08 - Insights from the Book of John
12:35 - The Concept of Salvation
13:03 - Faith in the True Jesus
In this episode of our podcast, we tackle the challenging intersection of faith, consequences, and marriage, asking bold questions like: What are the limits of the gospel when it comes to past mistakes? Can repentance erase the temporal consequences of sin? And how should Christian men and women approach relationships in light of biblical masculinity and gender roles? We react to a controversial tweet that sparked a heated debate on social media, exploring how natural consequences, spiritual restoration, and wisdom play out in marriage and parenting.
Join us as we draw on our experiences as pastors and members of Reformation Church in Shelbyville, Kentucky, to unpack these critical topics. From the lasting impact of sin to the importance of shared backgrounds in relationships, we leave no stone unturned in this raw and honest discussion. Share your thoughts in the comments—do you agree with our take, or do you see things differently? Don’t forget to subscribe and check out our podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for more thought-provoking conversations. Let’s keep the dialogue going!
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
01:19 - Protestia’s Controversial Tweet
06:52 - Consequences of Sin in Marriage
08:56 - Common Struggles for Women
13:40 - Importance of Attraction
17:33 - Evaluating the Cost
19:19 - Final Thoughts
In this episode, we tackle the cultural war on masculinity and heritage, exploring the challenges facing young men today as they navigate societal expectations, cultural identity, and biblical principles. What does it mean to embrace masculinity in a world that often discourages it? How do we honor our heritage while building a legacy for future generations? We dive into these questions and more, sharing personal stories, biblical insights, and practical advice.
Join us as we discuss the importance of celebrating natural affection, fostering strong families, and reclaiming a sense of purpose rooted in Christian values. Are you ready to stop apologizing for who you are and start building a godly legacy for your children and beyond? This is your invitation to step into the discussion.
We want to hear from you! Share your thoughts, ask questions, or suggest topics for future episodes by reaching out to us. Don’t forget to subscribe and check out the Snake on the Table podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Let’s build something lasting together. God bless!
#wbs #higherlearningpodcast #whiteboysummerrulesandregs #podcast #itiswhiteboysummer
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
01:59 - Embracing White Boy Summer
07:15 - Building Generational Wealth
10:48 - The Meaning Behind White Boy Summer
12:40 - Exploring the Unprotected Class
16:50 - Institutional Discrimination Explained
19:30 - Engaging Young Men
21:37 - Addressing Systematic Oppression
26:03 - Reaction and Discussion
30:35 - White Boy Summer: Natural Affection
32:40 - Freedom of Association: A Christian Principle
35:40 - Embracing Normalcy: Shame vs. Gratitude
40:27 - Warning: Recognizing Deception
44:08 - Preparing for Mockery of Normalcy
45:58 - Final Thoughts and Reflections
49:45 - Taking a Break
51:03 - Outro
Should Christians adopt across ethnic lines? In this episode, we tackle one of the most thought-provoking and nuanced questions within the Christian community. Drawing from biblical principles, real-life experiences, and cultural challenges, we unpack the wisdom and complexities behind cross-ethnic adoption. How does identity play a role? Is it always wise, and what should adoptive parents consider deeply?
Join Tanner Cartwright and Jerry Dorris, pastors at Reformation Church in Shelbyville, Kentucky, as we explore the beauty and struggles of adoption, share personal stories, and highlight biblical truths about family, identity, and belonging. We also address the importance of celebrating heritage while grounding our children in Christ-centered identity.
Whether you're considering adoption, have already adopted, or are curious about the intersection of faith and family, this episode is for you. Got questions or topics you'd like us to discuss? Send them our way! And don't forget to catch the Snake on the Table podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for more engaging conversations.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
01:22 - Christian Adoption Across Ethnic Lines
06:06 - Wisdom in Cross-Ethnic Adoption
13:59 - Advantages of Same-Race Adoption
18:17 - Guidance for Cross-Cultural Adopters
22:18 - Grafted into the Family of God
23:55 - Identity Rooted in God's Sovereignty
27:40 - Communicating God's Sovereignty in Adoption
31:27 - Snake 61
38:15 - Adoption Insights
40:49 - Closing Remarks
In this episode of Snake on the Table, we tackle the provocative question: "Is loving your heritage now racist?" Join hosts Tanner Cartwright and Jerry Dorris of Reformation Church in Shelbyville, Kentucky, as they dive into the complexities of identity, biblical natural affection, and cultural heritage. Why has expressing love for your ancestry become such a divisive issue? Should Christians feel guilty about valuing their heritage? And how does this fit within the broader conversation about race, culture, and faith?
We discuss the biblical perspective on natural affection, the impact of modern cultural narratives, and how Christians can navigate these challenging topics with wisdom and grace. From exploring kinism to addressing common misconceptions about racism and identity, this conversation is both thought-provoking and deeply rooted in scripture.
What do you think? Is it wrong to express gratitude for your cultural and familial legacy? We’d love to hear your thoughts! Write to us at snakeonthetable.com. Let us know in the comments, and don’t forget to subscribe for more discussions on faith, culture, and biblical truth. You can also find our podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts—tune in and join the conversation!
#naturalaffection #heritageidentity #withoutnaturalaffection #christianhedonism #biblicalnaturalaffections
#racialidentitychristianity #faithandjustice #culturalheritagechristianity #racialidentityinchristianity #socialjustice
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
01:04 - Natural Affection and White Identity
05:02 - Race and Ethnicity Categories Explained
11:26 - Understanding Kinism
18:05 - Defining Racism
21:00 - Exploring Biblical Racism
22:06 - Concept of Biblical Natural Affection
26:25 - Celebrating Ancestry and Culture
31:02 - Rejecting Racial Superiority and Ethnic Guilt
34:13 - Interracial Marriage Discussion
42:47 - Understanding Race
47:07 - Exploring Ethnicity
49:20 - Impact on Gospel Witness
53:39 - Metaphor of the Beanbag Chair
55:59 - Conversation Recap
56:18 - Recommended Books
57:58 - Outro
In this episode, we tackle the critical topic of transparency in leadership, reflecting on lessons from Josh Buice's recent controversy. What does accountability among pastors and elders look like? Why is transparency essential in the church, and how do we address moral failings when they arise? Join us as we explore these pressing questions, share personal stories, and discuss the broader implications for Christian leadership and spirituality.
From The Paddock, a great Shelbyville coffee shop, we dive into the importance of confession, humility, and building trust within the church. Drawing from our experiences at Reformation Church in Shelbyville, Kentucky, we highlight practical steps for fostering transparency and maintaining biblical integrity in ministry.
We want to hear from you! Send us your questions or topics, and let’s keep this conversation going. Don’t forget to check out the Snake on the Table podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for more thought-provoking discussions.
#leadershiptransparency #johnmaxwell #wrongfultermination #nycemploymentlawyer #freelawyerconsultation
#ascensionpresents #eldershiptransparency #accountabilityinthechurch #christianaccountability #churchresponsibility #joshbuice
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
01:10 - Josh Buice Transparency
05:46 - Accountability Confession
10:24 - Anonymous Accounts
15:14 - Praying for Josh Buice
17:37 - Strategic Approaches
20:00 - Josh Buice Discussion
22:10 - Forgiving Repentant Brothers
22:48 - G3 Conference Highlights
25:40 - Contact Information
