What is Firebrand Pursuit?

An episode of the Firebrand Pursuit podcast, hosted by Firebrand Pursuit, titled "What is Firebrand Pursuit?" was published on June 23, 2021 and runs 14 minutes.

June 23, 2021 ·14m · Firebrand Pursuit

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Firebrand Pursuit exists to give people a chance to express their views and beliefs on all things regarding the gospel of Christ.  In this episode, you'll learn how Firebrand Pursuit came to be and some background information about the hosts, Kai Wilbanks and Trevor Turk. Want to be on the show? Please reach out to us at one of the following!  Email: [email protected]  Instagram: firebrandpursuitpod  Website: firebrandpursuit.com

Episode Description

Firebrand Pursuit exists to give people a chance to express their views and beliefs on all things regarding the gospel of Christ. In this episode, you'll learn how Firebrand Pursuit came to be and some background information about the hosts, Kai Wilbanks and Trevor Turk.

Want to be on the show? Please reach out to us at one of the following!

Email: [email protected]

Instagram: firebrandpursuitpod

Website: firebrandpursuit.com

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