Today Dustin and James talk about all those pesky little distractions during worship. Is flag waving, pottery and painting true expressions of worship? I mean…really? Can someone be too loud during our praise and worship sets? Are these really distractions to us? Take a listen and let’s find out.

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This week on The Brody File, we bring you the latest on the Trump Transition into The White House. Plus, a closer look at how abortion has decimated the African-American community.

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Guests:

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Interviews In This Hour:

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