Show Notes
Veteran investigative journalist, and Walkely winner, David Hardaker, talks about his new book, Mine Is the Kingdom, the Rise and Fall of Brian Houston, which has just been released. The book details Houston's life as well as the inner workings, and tax breaks, of Hillsong.
As an outsider without Pentecostal Traumatic Stress Disorder, David's work is thorough, in depth and with minimal personal bias...although he admits developing an unexpected fondness for an aspect of this research and you will be surprised too!
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Laura and Tanya bisect and disect the Brand/Lentz podcast situation and continue the hilarity and horror that is predatory pastors and their mates patting each other on the back
Laura and Tanya dive face first into the narcissist face off between Carl Lentz and his mate of 3 seconds Russell Brand in the recent episode of Brand's podcast. It's a trainwreck of an offering and we're there to count the collateral damage. Or do the laughing and pointing that is so very needed at this point.
Truth is stranger than the Bible and one day, Carl Lentz and Russell Brand made a podcast and I'm not lying but guess who is? Those people who make allegations about them! :(