#166 Justin Brierley asks Tom Wright his own personal questions
April 20, 2023
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Justin Brierley is moving on from hosting the Ask NT Wright Anything show. Before the baton gets passed on to fresh hands, he sits down with Tom to ask him the questions he would like to hear answered, including: What do you want your legacy to be? Can you help me to pray and read my Bible every day? What are your hopes and fears for the Anglican Church? And more…
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