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What counts as showing up when real life makes the obvious answer harder? Jon and Dave talk about livestreamed church and the difference between content and gathering, especially for people who can't be in the room. That same tension shows up in politics, prayer, and voting when Christians care about the world but can't control it. The conversation gets personal with alcohol, upbringing, discipline, and why a simple rule doesn't always settle the question.
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