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The Just Life with Benjamin Watson

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The Just Life Podcast with Benjamin Watson

Episode 2 | 46 min

Russell Moore: Christianity Beyond Culture Wars

Trading outrage for wisdom, recovering the strangeness of the gospel, and building communities that embody truth, compassion, and hope.

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Benjamin Watson and Dr. Russell Moore consider what justice looks like as a way of life: awakening conscience, resisting tribalism, repenting and reforming, stewarding influence, and choosing small faithful actions over grandstanding. Through a Christian lens, they invite listeners to trade outrage for wisdom, recover the strangeness of the gospel, and build communities that embody truth, compassion, and hope.

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