with all the anger that I dealt with at home and the yelling and the screaming and the irrational

slander that happened there and then go to church and then no matter what I did it was manipulated

make me the bad guy and then I go to Crown and Fairhaven no matter what I do it's wrong and

everyone is yelling and I guess you could say over a lifetime of screaming, I'm tired of it.

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Now, here is your host, Eric Squarsinski. All right, Will, thank you so much for joining me on the Preacher Boys podcast. Can you kind of personally introduce yourself and let my audience

know a little bit about you? Yeah, my name is Will. I do the church split. That's my podcast. And my whole

thing with that is as a pastor, someone who came out of the IFB for one,

I came out of the IFB and one of the biggest things that many people know who come out of the

IFB is that you can't ask questions.

And if you disagree, it's a problem.

So after experiencing a lot of that, then jumping out of it, then I started pastoring a church

and I experienced some church splits because, again, there is legalists in the church and a lot of that, then jumping out of it, then I started pastoring a church, and I experienced some church splits because, again, there is legalists in the church and a lot of

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