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Conviction takes shape in how we love, lead, and build together. In this episode, Doug, Ryan, and Ethan respond to last week’s conversation about being a man and explore holding political convictions without losing sight of people. As Red Rocks Austin prepares for a permanent home and celebrates baptism, they reflect on the kind of church they’re becoming.
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