736: Reuniting Justice & Righteousness with Charlie Dates

The Phil Vischer Podcast by Phil Vischer

Sep 2, 202601:33:10Music

Why are the Christians who profess right doctrine about God often the most opposed to social justice in his name? That contradiction is at the heart of Charlie Dates' new book. He talks with Skye about how separating jus...

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