Jun 28, 2026 · 33 min · 12 segments
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Jaron LockridgeGuestSidPanelistMJHostSnowHostWhat's the premise of that?

House for the Broken is basically, it follows a pastor and a few congregants in this church.

A lot of things, especially people who are outside the faith think, hey, once you get here or something, it's perfect and everything's just perfect.

You know, it's no magic ticket to, you know, no problems and no more issues in life.

So it just kind of show a more authentic journey in the faith through this church, through These different members, you have one who's the pastor who's supposed to have all the answers.

And you see where he's struggling with things here and there in his personal life, trying to raise a son and feeling like, you know, I'm not sure I'm doing right by him and another person.

A person who's dealing with some domestic issues and another dealing with addiction.

So you have a lot of different facets that you get to view these issues from.

And it's just showing that, you know, at the end of the day, we're all flesh and blood.

So just trying to take off that gloss of perfection that I feel a lot of times when it comes to faith that stands on the forefront.
What's the premise of that?

House for the Broken is basically, it follows a pastor and a few congregants in this church.

A lot of things, especially people who are outside the faith think, hey, once you get here or something, it's perfect and everything's just perfect.

You know, it's no magic ticket to, you know, no problems and no more issues in life.

So it just kind of show a more authentic journey in the faith through this church, through These different members, you have one who's the pastor who's supposed to have all the answers.

And you see where he's struggling with things here and there in his personal life, trying to raise a son and feeling like, you know, I'm not sure I'm doing right by him and another person.

A person who's dealing with some domestic issues and another dealing with addiction.

So you have a lot of different facets that you get to view these issues from.

And it's just showing that, you know, at the end of the day, we're all flesh and blood.

So just trying to take off that gloss of perfection that I feel a lot of times when it comes to faith that stands on the forefront.
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