Restless gets Louder with Mark Driscoll and Steven Crowder

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Restless react to Steven Crowder interview Mark Driscoll on his 'Ash Wednesday' show. This is what the Restless listeners voted for. So join us as we react to preachers yelling, CEO pastors and making sure you don't die while Rick Warren has your boots on. Remember you asked for this. Also Pastor Mark make Restless your next interview. We are getting really close to our goal of 100 likes on our facebook page Put us over the top we will we will react to Matt Chandler's infamous "Jesus wants the Rose" clip See the full interview here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6ow_385mSE

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