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Walker and Tanner Wisely: Experiencing the Sort of Wisdom and Reconciliation that can only be Born from Hardship
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Tanner Wisely is a Northwest Christian alum that is presently serving in the U.S. Army in Fort Bliss, Texas and about to move to a new post in Germany. Walker, his brother and a NC senior, is getting ready to play football at Western New Mexico University. In today's Kingdom Culture Conversation, you will here from two brothers who are the best of friends.
But it has not always been this way.
In fact, for a number of years, the two were estranged. But, over time, things changed...and, not always for the better. Nevertheless, as we'll hear today, these two brothers realize that their Heavenly Father used hardship, trials, and trauma--including the loss of their earthly father--to grow them as individuals and, ultimately, to reconcile their relationship.
These are two of the toughest dudes Northwest Christian has ever graduated but you better grab a box of tissues because this conversation is very, very real and emotionally raw.
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