Human Trafficking

Doctrine and Devotion

Joe Thorn & Jimmy Fowler

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 22 October 2020

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Joe and Jimmy were joined by Raleigh Sadler, the founder and executive director of Let My People Go, and author of Vulnerable: Rethinking Human Trafficking. The guys ask Raleigh what led him into a ministry dedicated to helping the victims of human trafficking, what the misconceptions are around trafficking, how churches push back against it, and how individuals and churches can get involved. It’s a great conversation, and we encourage you to grab a copy of Raleigh’s book, Vulnerable: Rethinking Human Trafficking.

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0:00.0	Welcome. Welcome to Doctrine and Devotion, a podcast that explores Christian faith and practice from a
0:18.4	Reformed Baptist perspective.
0:20.1	My name is Joe Thorne.
0:21.1	I'm the lead pastor of Redeemer Fellowship.
0:26.3	Boom, boom, boom, boom. Good day.
0:28.4	It is, it was a good day.
0:29.6	Got a lot done?
0:30.2	I did get a lot done.
0:31.8	And I conquered, I prevailed you overcame I overcame I
0:37.0	I snatched back things grabbed I grabbed it I
0:42.0	probably because I blabbed it then grabbed it I grabbed it, I probably because I blabbed it then grabbed it. You are a... I named it then I claimed it. You know, you're an inspiration I think to not just me, of course me. All right, where are we going with this bit but there's no bit okay here we go I was just
0:54.4	following your lead you were talking about how awesome you are and I'm about have your
0:56.9	what no please continue I have your back I have your back I would love to hear more about how
1:00.2	awesome I am yeah I I want to one day reach and grab the brass ring. You know, you know, the expression. You ever hear the expression? Grabbing the brass ring? No. That's because you're too young. The brass ring was a ring made of brass, very good, and it would
1:19.2	sit way on the outside of a merry-go round and the game was to lean out and try to grab the brass
1:25.3	ring from the merry ground and you were a winner. But it became known colloquially as an expression
1:30.8	of winning, of getting the win. And of course I am too short I mean I was at the
1:36.5	carnival did you ever get the brass ring my arms don't they kept me in the tent with the
1:41.2	freaks and stuff that's all I spend my time in the carn with the freaks and stuff. That's where I spend this time my time in the carnival.
1:44.3	But yeah, you are a brass ring grabbin dude.
1:47.9	And I appreciate you for that.
1:48.9	I feel like it would be like, wouldn't it be like diamond studded for me? Yeah, you would have a platinum diamond stud.
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