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In this snippet from EP175, Jason Lee Jones talks about how he discovered his gift in music.
In this snippet from EP175, Jason talks about his calling into ministry.
Recently, I was asked by my brother Terrance Frederick to be part of an open discussion between several guys that he knows and also an audience of people contributing to the conversation. So, this is the audio from that discussion, which comes by way of the High Culture Podcast Room on Clubhouse. If you are on Clubhouse, find me under @professornorm and follow me on there. Also, join my Clubhouse room called "Kingdom Accent", where it is all about addressing various topics from a kingdom perspective.
This is a timely conversation, which was sparked from a photograph of a father who was wearing the exact same outfit as his baby daughter and this was celebrated by many as if it was a great father's day gift for his daughter. This is just one of the many things happening in the culture that is showing how there is a direct attack on the image of real men. This is part 1 of a 3 part series on this subject.
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In this snippet from EP175 with Jason Lee Jones, Jason talks about his abusive stepfather. This goes to show how a person who comes from a messed up situation is able to overcome through Christ, when they allow Christ to do his work in their lives.
This is a taste of the interview with Jason Lee Jones, which airs tomorrow, in which Jason talks about how a Brazilian drug lord invited him to sing worship music in the most notorious and dangerous area in Brazil.
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