Jimmy and Joe crack open the 1689 Confession, Chapter 8, paragraphs 7, 8, to discuss some of the benefits of our eternal redemption in Jesus Christ. Plus, Joe is tested on his urban IQ, and Jimmy laughs like Seth Rogan.
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