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Our most listened-to episode of all time.
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We’re finishing our “Best Of” series with the most listened to, most engaged with, most OUTSTANDING listener favorite episode of all time: Russell’s conversation with Beth Moore from 2021. The topic of the conversation was supposed to be “lessons in leaving and staying,” as they had both recently gone through leaving the beloved denomination they were raised in, but as it often goes…the conversation went much further than that.
Beth has been on this show several times since this episode–and you all have loved every one of them–but this one remains the most beloved of them all.
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