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Explore who influenced John, and how he's influenced the church, in season 2 of The MacArthur Center podcast. This season is titled The Entrusted: The Convictions and Legacy of John MacArthur.  

Listen to the trailer and subscribe today. Season 2 launches on Tuesday, March 8th. 
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Explore who influenced John, and how he&apos;s influenced the church, in season 2 of The MacArthur Center podcast. This season is titled The Entrusted: The Convictions and Legacy of John MacArthur.  

Listen to the trailer and subscribe today. Season 2 launches on Tuesday, March 8th. </itunes:subtitle>
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