Gospel Friendship
Join Kim Cash Tate and Lamontt “Spec” Blackshire for candid conversations about friendship in Christ—the good, the hard, and the ugly. Sharing from their own unorthodox friendship as a backdrop, they look at how God uses friendship for His glory . . . and hope to dispel some taboo notions along the way. www.buzzsprout.com
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