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How Can Martina McBride Help Me Better Serve My Neighbor?

Episode 244 | 12 min

How Can Martina McBride Help Me Better Serve My Neighbor?

Russell answers a listener question about how a Martina McBride song helps us better love our neighbors.

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Russell gets a listener question about country music as he explores how a Martina McBride song helps us better love our neighbors.

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“The Russell Moore Show” is a production of Christianity Today
Executive Producer: Clarissa Moll
Host: Russell Moore
Producer: Leslie Thompson
Associate Producer: McKenzie Hill
Senior Producer: Matt Stevens
Audio engineering by Kevin Morris
Video producer: Sam Cedar
Theme Song: “Citizens” by Jon Guerra

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