Comfort Is Popular, But Courage Changes Lives

from Arena 22 · host Tobin Crenshaw

The powerful story of Mike Melio, who was abandoned by his father, beaten by his mother, and much later found his true calling as a motivational speaker. Plus, the number one reason people believe churches exist, why life is not about avoiding death, the two ways to enslave a nation, a little known fact about In-N-Out Burger, and the primary indicator of joy.

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