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request to do this already. Coming up here at the bottom of the hour, Billy Hallowell from

Pureflex is going to join us. We're going to take a look at the impact the movie unplanned has had

and continues to have. And then they've got another film that Billy is involved in producing,

coming out soon. We're going to talk about that as well. The aftermath of one of the worst

massacres in American history. We'll be talking about that with Billy later on in the show. And then

next hour, we're going to begin a three week Easter series on four theology Thursday.

And the first part here is we're going to kind of set the mood of where we are at culturally.

And we're going to take one of the best known stories of the New Testament, but give it a broader

cultural application. Maybe we haven't considered, but should, given the era in which we live. So we're

going to be doing that. And more coming up here a little bit later on. But first, as always,

we've got to get updated on what happened while we were away. What happened while we were away?

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