It ain't the The Briefing, it's something less popular, less smart, but more fun. Jimmy and Joe throw up the mics to talk about church discipline. What is it, and how can churches engage in it in a gracious and fruitful way. Plus, the guys find out it's illegal to smoke in the church, and Joe walks into the ladies bathroom.
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