
Podfather Adam Curry and Pastor Jimmy Pruitt discuss God, the world, and other things, weekly
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 51 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityNewsNews CommentaryReligion & Spirituality | |||

A funeral for software, British money in Cairo and a generational opportunity.
It's God, the world and other things with Adam Curry & Pastor Jimmy Pruitt on We Get TO Do This Episode 51
Hands reaching across the aisle, GenZ receiving the Good News and a full breakdown of the psychology behind the latest scare that is dominating media
Adam Curry & Pastor Jimmy break it all down and discuss God, the world and other things on Episode ... more
An Anthropic researcher quits warning the labs are gambling with our lives and Jensen Huang calls AI "the great equalizer," so Adam and Pastor Jimmy open Habakkuk on the idol that can't even talk.
Plus, Mel Gibson on forgiveness and providence, a ... more
One year of We Get To Do This, and Adam & Pastor Jimmy discuss the week the press taught a piece of software to want, decide, escape and die. None of which it can actually do.
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Podfather and Jesus, what's better?
Excellent
Wow, it’s funny but in a bad way.
Every time I hear the Pastor, I keep thinking that’s Mathew McConaughey. As for Adam, it’s so sad. Instead of we get to do this, it should be “alright alright, God alright.
Where is this Unconditional Love coming from? I don’t think God’s love is unconditional if that was the case why repent at all, his love is bottomless and is all powerful but you must please him and repent to receive it. I never read unconditional in the bible
Unfortunately this is just a pro trump, pro gov podcast. No thank you.
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This show centers on faith-forward conversations, blending personal stories with current events, culture, and politics through a Christian worldview. Episodes frequently cover religion in public life, current affairs, and practical faith in action, with a mix of advocacy, community outreach, and reflections on media narratives. A standout trait is the hosts' willingness to tackle controversial topics from a candid, faith-based perspective while fostering community and generosity toward listeners and guests. Listeners likely value thoughtful debate, practical spirituality, and civically engaged faith communities.
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