Goto Church or the Devil will Get You

Episode 4 of the Ten & Two - A Family Podcast podcast, hosted by The Rampullas, titled "Goto Church or the Devil will Get You" was published on October 28, 2024 and runs 46 minutes.

October 28, 2024 ·46m · Ten & Two - A Family Podcast

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We live in a culture where church attendance is on the decline, in this episode we discuss the importance of going to church as a family, not because the devil is gonna get you, but because God will get a hold of you and you will never be the same.

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