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Restless: Raw, Unscripted, Reformed Radio

Religion & Spirituality:Christianity

The Rise and Fall of Joshua Harris: Part 1

2022-04-19

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In this special of Restless reacting to a special episode of The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill, we tackle CT's interview with Joshua Harris tells us about the YRR.

While Pastor Michael is out having a new baby, Matt is joined by his old friend- Matt "currently a baptist" Contreras for his co-pilot.

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Episode Thesis: The interview with Joshua Harris displays the destructive power of the toxic celebrity drive evangelical culture, to learn from those who were hurt by it (exvangelicals like Harris), and distinguish the hope of the gospel from evangelicalism.