Struck: Risking It All for the Truth | Creation.Live Podcast: Episode 11

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FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 2023

In this unique episode, host Trey talks with three key people involved in creating Struck—an upcoming miniseries that shows the special ties between the lives of ICR's Dr. John Morris and Noah in the Bible. In addition to discussing the show and the topics it addresses, their conversation also touches on what it's like to be Christians in the Hollywood environment. We present this episode in loving memory of Dr. John Morris, former ICR president.

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