Today Set Free Movement leader Kevin Austin interviews Josh about the team operating in Youngstown, Ohio about their work inside area strip clubs, where they bring gifts, meals, and hope to women and owners who operate within.

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David Zach of the band Remedy Drive isn’t just writing songs against human trafficking— he’s going undercover in the brothels overseas to find and free those who are in slavery. Listen today as he describes the mission, how it affects him when he comes home, and how it’s changed the music he writes for the band.

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Song today is The Wings of the Dawn from the album Commodity by Remedy Drive

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In our second of eight episodes, we talk with Amanda Phillips from Set Free Macon County about how pornography ties into human trafficking, how even “free sites” can contribute to the problem, and ways you can address this growing issue.

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In the first of eight episodes in the direction of freedom, we speak to Kevin Austin about McDonalds activism, the danger of apathy, and the hope and power of community.

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Music- “Brighter than Apathy” by Remedy Drive

Superintendent Michael Traylor joins us to discuss how racial justice could be possible within the context of hundreds of years of injustices. What’s different in recent movements that has largely been passed by in previous years? How do we each use our position, power, and influence to make a difference?

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An invalid man sits by a legendary pool, hoping to get healed after 38 years. But he’s about to meet someone who can do what the pool never could... how will he respond?

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Pastor Paul Alf wasn’t concerned as he headed to the church building a few weeks ago to check on an alarm that had been triggered, but what he found was devastating. Moundford Free Methodist Church had been completely trashed and destroyed from within. But as details emerged regarding the guilty party, Pastor Alf refused to end the story on this dark note...

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At age 16, Brian Warth was tried as an adult and sent to prison for life for his involvement in the shooting of a rival gang member. But God had greater plans for his life, and last summer Brian stood before GC19 to tell his story and encourage the Church...

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16 year old Rachel Duncan was asked to lead her church’s youth group. But how would she be prepared or equipped for such a task, still being in high school herself? Would it even be possible?

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In 1975, Howard Snyder wrote The Problem of Wineskins— and although its been 45 years since then, the message is even more relevant today. After this pandemic, will we attempt to put new wine into old wineskins?

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