<p>In this episode Waterstone pastors, Larry Renoe and Paul Joslin, have their final conversation on the podcast and discuss the recent presidential election with hopes to provide a space to process this 2024 political season.</p>

In this episode Waterstone pastors, Larry Renoe and Paul Joslin, have their final conversation on the podcast and discuss the recent presidential election with hopes to provide a space to process this 2024 political season.

After the Election

Every preacher knows when they’re teetering on the edge of a topic that will result in receiving a phone call on Monday morning. Instead of backing away, Waterstone’s Monday Morning Phone Call podcast exists to work through these polarizing ideas and spark conversation.

In each episode, we’ll be covering a different topic that hopefully we’ll be able to address with more nuance and depth than we might be able to in a 30-minute sermon. We’d love for this platform to be the start of the conversation, and hopefully it sparks more in-depth dialogue with your friends, family and other areas of influence.

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Every preacher knows when they’re teetering on the edge of a topic that will result in receiving a phone call on Monday morning. Instead of backing away, Waterstone’s Monday Morning Phone Call podcast exists to work through these polarizing ideas and spark conversation. In each episode, we’ll be covering a different topic that hopefully we’ll be able to address with more nuance and depth than we might be able to in a 30-minute sermon. We’d love for this platform to be the start of the conversation, and hopefully it sparks more in-depth dialogue with your friends, family and other areas of influence.

Every preacher knows when they’re teetering on the edge of a topic that will result in receiving a phone call on Monday morning. Instead of backing away, Waterstone’s Monday Morning Phone Call podcast exists to work through these polarizing ideas and spark conversation.

In each episode, we’ll be covering a different topic that hopefully we’ll be able to address with more nuance and depth than we might be able to in a 30-minute sermon. We’d love for this platform to be the start of the conversation, and hopefully it sparks more in-depth dialogue with your friends, family and other areas of influence.

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After the Election

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