Russell Brand's deeply spiritual '33' tour suggests he's not far from the Kingdom
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Mal Calladine2022-06-01T12:55:00
Is Russell Brand a prophetic, culturally-attuned figure we need to listen to? Or a foul-mouthed narcissist on a flawed search for salvation? There’s much church leaders could learn from the comedian, says Mal Calladine, but he’s still praying he meets Jesus
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