What Is God Like?

with Troy Mangum

What is God like? with Troy Mangum

A few months back, I had a great conversation with Troy Mangum, author of, Fatherhood Faceplants and host of, The Kindling Fire Podcast. Troy is a former YWAM missionary, hardcore punk singer, substance abuse counselor, busker, long boarder, exotic fruit farmer, vert skater, singer-songwriter, software engineering manager, traveling hitchhiker, and seminary dropout.

Check out more about Troy’s ministries here: troymangum.com
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Jason Clark is a bestselling storyteller who writes to reveal the transforming kindness of the love of God. He and his wife, Karen, live in North Carolina with their three children, Madeleine, Ethan, and Eva.

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