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1:02:21Now PlayingIn today’s episode, Seth Gruber talks with Christian activist and evangelist Brian Russell about what’s happening in Franklin, Tennessee, and what ordinary Christians can actually do when controversial sexual and cultural issues show up in their own communities. They discuss public LGBT activism, concerns about children being exposed to sexualized messaging, and why Christian men cannot assume someone else will confront what they believe is wrong. Brian shares what it looks like to get involved without a massive platform, organization, or impressive job title. This episode is about courage, local action, and what it means for everyday Christians to make a stand when the culture around them is moving in the opposite direction.
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