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Greg Hager on Spreading the Gospel Through Music - Plus... A Christian Prosecution

Together, they discuss the power of music in leading people toward Christ in a world that seems determined to pull them away.

A critical question is posed: What does it mean to be religious? The conversation quickly turns to the culture of death—an anti-Christian ideology that promotes destruction and deception, leading people away from their God-given calling. Jeff and Greg ask whether society can still agree on objective facts, and if so, what is Truth? In an age of confusion, where moral relativism runs rampant, Greg notes that during his travels, he’s seeing more people desperately searching for truth than ever before.

The episode takes a sobering turn as they recount a horrific story of Christian persecution—a beheading in Africa that highlights the brutal reality believers face worldwide. They examine whether modern Christians truly understand the cost of discipleship. Are we willing to be bondservants to Christ, fully submitting to His will, no matter the cost? The conversation challenges listeners to consider their faith, the cost of standing for Truth, and the urgency of spreading the Gospel.

This Wing & A Prayer episode delivers an unflinching look at faith, music, and the spiritual battles of our time. Greg Hager’s message is clear: now, more than ever, we must use every tool—especially music—to point people to Jesus. Don’t miss this riveting discussion on faith, culture, and the pursuit of Truth.

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