VVP 72: The Line between being Relatable and Getting Fired

An episode of the The Valley View Podcast podcast, hosted by Tyler Magnuson, titled "VVP 72: The Line between being Relatable and Getting Fired" was published on October 27, 2022 and runs 30 minutes.

October 27, 2022 ·30m · The Valley View Podcast

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This week, Matt and Tyler discuss Jude and how to not get fired as a youth pastor.

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This week, Matt and Tyler discuss Jude and how to not get fired as a youth pastor.

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