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The brothers-in-law invade the studio and talk about what it was like living overseas for the Bible Missionary Church.
One of the main points that they discuss is the lack of
organization and support for BMC missionaries at the time.
Phil talks about the growing pushback against legalism in the CHM and whether or not he thinks anything was good about the movement.
Phil plays an original song that he wrote a few years ago.
Phil tells us his past in the CHM, how bad of a legalist he was, and how God brought him out of it.
Link to video played during the show:
https://www.wboy.com/emergencies/video-suspect-aims-rifle-at-officers-during-i-79-shooting/?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=socialflow&utm_medium=referral
We start the show off by responding to some recent "fan mail." Next, we talk to Nichole Munson about her time spent at a CHM college and how she eventually left the movement completely.
Phil and Tracy start the show by talking about shouting and running the aisles. Then, they turn their attention to a recent CHM sermon and some of the unbiblical things that were preached.
Thanks to Wiford Breeding Service, there's now a lot more to win in our t-shirt design contest!
The HB team talks about the very poor wages that are given to employees at 2 CHM colleges. The taxable income can be as low as $10K per year. To back up their case, Hillbilly Broadcast goes over an employee contract from Union Bible College.
Phil talks to Amber Jones and Nate Davison of GraceStory about counseling, trauma, growing up CHM, etc. They also talk about the beginnings of GraceStory and the reason for it's existence.
Check them out at GraceStoryMinistries.com
GraceStory Women's Conference 2022 will be held at SNC in Cincinnati, OH, on November 4-5, 2022! Register here: https://www.gracestoryministries.com/womens-conference
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Hillbilly Broadcast takes a down-to-earth look at life, news, politics, and culture across West Virginia and beyond. We dig into the issues that matter to everyday folks, from the latest…
With a mix of honest conversation and local insight, Hillbilly Broadcast brings a true West Virginia voice to both local and national topics. Whether we’re unpacking politics, exploring cultural shifts, or sharing the occasional story from the hills, we keep it real, grounded, and connected to the people who call this place home.

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