Together for Celebrity Pastors

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#T4CP Restless react the to the T4G pannel "Celebrity Pastors: Indecent Exposure" We want to see the T4G crew and an OPC guy handle celebrity pastors. Let us know how you think they did. Panel Featuring: C.J. Mahaney, Carl Trueman, David Platt, Ligon Duncan, Matt Chandler, Thabiti Anyabwile See Carl Trueman's related articles here, or at least the ones I could find easily. Celebrity Pastors: A Retrospective Revoice, Evangelical Culture, and the Return of an Old Friend As always you can contact us at [email protected] and now on facebook and instagram. Come for the laser eye9 vibes.

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