Smokin' Hot Christians and Patriotic Bibles + Micha Boyett on the Dream of God
We talk limits — and why we're embracing them — with Micha Boyett. Plus, a little side dishing on raunchy Christians and a certain Bible being hawked by a certain former president.
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Limits. Schlimits.
On this episode, Katelyn and Roxy have a lot to discuss. Like how a certain subset of evangelical Christians decided purity culture was for the birds and swapped it for “real American beauty” (aka: big boobs, apparently?). Or how the KJV is the best complement to the American Constitution (ironic, no?).
But, really, we’re here to talk limits — and why we’re embracing them — with friend and author, Micha Boyett.
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Micha Boyett is an author, youth pastor, podcaster and Down syndrome advocate. She is the author of the new book “Blessed Are the Rest of Us: How Limits and Longing Make Us Whole” and host of the podcast “The Slow Way” and co-host of “The Lucky Few.”
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