Episode 13: Get Marky Mark On The Phone

The Reformed Pubcast

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 5 January 2014

⏱️ 97 minutes

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Summary

This week on the show: We have a very special guest, our presbyterian friend Billy Jacobson from Liberty University. We discuss Ergun Caner, common grace, Nintendo 3DS, best and worst of 2013, and Mark Wahlberg's love of nature. We Laugh, we cry and we try to keep Billy from baptizing our children.

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0:00.0	Ladies and gentlemen welcome to episode 13 of the reform
0:19.0	podcast your weekly podcast were the only thing more controversial than our beer, apparently is our
0:25.4	huka.
0:26.4	Which according to our guest is only enjoyed by college females?
0:32.4	Or as I call them reform Baptist.
0:34.4	Oh, I haven't already.
0:39.1	I'm your worship with the family host, Les.
0:43.0	And I'm your most 2014 hopeful host, Tanner.
0:47.2	And joining us is our good friend, our Presbyterian friend, Billy.
0:51.8	Oh, Presbyterian.
0:54.0	We like Presbyterians on the show.
0:57.0	Yeah.
0:58.0	And to prove it, to prove it.
1:00.0	Because nobody would believe us
1:01.0	most controversial ones we know. I don't know if that's true. because nobody
1:03.4	I don't know if that's true now
1:05.1	but Billy thank you for thank you for joining us buddy yeah thanks for having me man
1:09.7	uh... hey you attend liberty university right i do i do can you tell us a little bit about what it's like to attend
1:16.8	Liberty University given you know it's got some stigma yeah and being a Presbyterian
1:21.8	uh-huh.
1:22.6	Tell us about that.
1:24.3	Um, well, I mean, not much to be told other than,
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