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EPISODE · Aug 3, 2026 · 2H 57M

Marcus Gray | Why Christian Rapper FLAME Became Lutheran

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Join us at the long table as we sit down with Flame to talk about his journey from Christian rap and Reformed theology into the Lutheran Church. How did a Grammy-nominated rapper move from the world of evangelicalism, Calvinism, and Christian hip-hop into the confessional Lutheran tradition?Check Out Our New Website: https://ontheline.net/ Support the Launch of LIT: https://institute.ontheline.net/donation/ Visit Memento: https://memento70.com/ Contact Bryan: [email protected] Today’s GuestFlame is a Christian rap artist, author, and Lutheran theologian whose music has reached listeners around the world for more than two decades. A Grammy-nominated and Stellar Award-winning artist, he is currently pursuing doctoral work at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, and is the founder of Extra Nos Academy, a project dedicated to using music, media, education, and the arts to introduce Christians to the comfort of the gospel as preserved in the Lutheran Confessions. 🔗 Stay Connected with Us 📷 Instagram: @otl_podcast_ 📘 Facebook: facebook.com/onthelinepod 𝕏 Twitter/X: @otl_podcast_Send us Fan Mail

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Join us at the long table as we sit down with Flame to talk about his journey from Christian rap and Reformed theology into the Lutheran Church. How did a Grammy-nominated rapper move from the world of evangelicalism, Calvinism, and Christian hip-hop into the confessional Lutheran tradition? Check Out Our New Website: https://ontheline.net/ Support the Launch of LIT: https://institute.ontheline.net/donation/ Visit Memento: https://memento70.com/ Contact Bryan: [email protected] A...

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