Celebrating 150k of Downloads With Tim Keller and Rick Warren

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Thats right you did not misread this. This podcast is 2 and half hours long. Rather this podcast is 150 minutes long. We are celebrating having crossed more than 150k downloads. So we attempt a continuous podcast for 150 minutes. Good times and trouble are sure to follow. We react to Tim Keller on The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill. We exhume the least liked take that our Podcast has ever offered. Then towards the end of the podcast at our silliest we watch Rick Warren speak at the SBC convention. We are going to give away 15 copies of our ebook to the first 15 people who share this podcast. If you already bought the book. We will give you an even better prize. The next person who reviews this podcast gets a copy of Rob's book. You can follow this podcast all over the internet. twitter, instagram. or facebook Or email us at [email protected]

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