Ask NT Wright Anything #223 Pastoral questions on porn, personal tragedy and coming back to faith (Classic)

2024-06-27T11:09:00+01:00

Tom answers listener’s pastoral questions including a person racked by guilt over whether his wife’s miscarriages were a judgment on his porn addiction, a family wrestling with the death of a family member, and someone on a journey back to faith but unsure where to begin.

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