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EPISODE · May 27, 2026 · 58 MIN

77: “Let’s Catch Up”: Should Christian Artists Collaborate with Non-Christian Artists?

from Lives Set Apart · host Live Set Apart

Join Hannah & Emily as they discuss their thoughts and Biblical perspectives on how to think through artists who claim to be Christian while at the same time make questionable choices in the mainstream media. You do not want to miss this.Follow on Instagram @livessetapart !Give a 5-star review if you enjoy the podcast.

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Join Hannah & Emily as they discuss their thoughts and Biblical perspectives on how to think through artists who claim to be Christian while at the same time make questionable choices in the mainstream media. You do not want to miss this.Follow on Instagram @livessetapart !Give a 5-star review if you enjoy the podcast.

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Join Hannah & Emily as they discuss their thoughts and Biblical perspectives on how to think through artists who claim to be Christian while at the same time make questionable choices in the mainstream media. You do not want to miss this.Follow on...

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