Jesus Revolution (w/ Sterling Mulbry)

Good Christian Fun

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Caroline Ely, Media, Religion, Christianity, Pop, Good, Fun, Christian, Kevin Porter, Culture, Comedy, Religion & Spirituality

4.6 • 3.1K Ratings

🗓️ 8 March 2023

⏱️ 101 minutes

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Summary

Sterling Mulbry (Bad Behavior, @sterling.km) joins Kevin and Caroline to talk about Jesus Revolution, the 2023 movie based on the book of the same name.

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0:00.0	This is a head gum podcast.
0:10.0	I'm just chillin'.
0:35.8	Welcome to GCF, good Christian Fine I'm Kevin.
0:38.6	Caroline, we're listening.
0:40.2	And we're listening.
0:42.1	We're here to have good Christian fun.
0:43.4	That of course was Kelsey Grammer who has always professed his Christian faith from
0:48.8	the beginning.
0:49.8	He's been open about it.
0:50.8	He's listening, but if you were listening, you would know that because he always says
0:54.4	on that show, oh dear God.
0:56.6	Doesn't he also say good God?
0:58.4	Good God.
0:59.4	Oh yeah.
1:00.4	Good God.
1:01.4	You're a good good God.
1:02.4	It's who you are.
1:03.4	It's who you are.
1:04.4	We're here to have good Christian fun.
1:06.8	The Christian fun is the podcast where we talk about Christian pop culture, the music
1:10.4	and the movies and the entertainment made for and made by made about truthfully or not.
1:16.3	Christians or Christianity.
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