569. Flat Earth, Aliens, & Stuck in Space w/Astronaut Butch Wilmore

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Do not miss the new and special episode of Apologia Radio in which we are joined by the Astronaut who was stuck in space for 286 days! Barry "Butch" Wilmore comes into the Studio to tell his story about God's faithfulness in his life and how he endured so much time being stuck in space. You'll also hear the incredible story about how he got home. Don't miss this powerful episode and be sure to tell someone about it!

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