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Jonathan Solomon and his guest Cameron Hodge, begin the deep dive into his album "Allegory Of Insanity." They are beginning with track 1 and are going into the state of mind of someone who struggles with sexual brokenness in the kingdom of God. Cameron shares some of her own testimony and lets us know why she is so passionate about this particular topic in the church.
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Even after choosing to follow Christ, the past has a way of lingering. Old desires. Old memories. Old ways of thinking. They don't simply disappear; they…
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