Sara Billups: Orphaned Believers

Episode 42 April 23, 2023 00:44:25
Sara Billups: Orphaned Believers
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Sara Billups: Orphaned Believers

Apr 23 2023 | 00:44:25

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Hosted By

Kristin Mockler Young

Show Notes

If you grew up with a combination of TGIF, See You At The Pole, the Left Behind Series, Casey Kasem’s Top 40, Veggie Tales and Focus on the Family, download this episode immediately.

In this conversation, Kristin and Sara Billups, the author of Orphaned Believers, talk about growing up and growing out of the tension of being both in the world yet not of it. They cover purity culture, the rapture, politics and social justice to try and find Jesus in the midst of it all.

There’s even talk about salvation and how many altar calls it takes to get there.

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SCRIPTURE TO EXPLORE:

Psalm 18:19

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LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE:

Orphaned Believers
Sara billups.com

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