Trey Gowdy on Doubt, Darkness, and Discovering God’s Purpose
About this episode
Trey Gowdy discusses his faith journey, the moral weight of justice, and his reflections on politics and legacy.
Former Congressman and prosecutor Trey Gowdy joins Billy Hallowell on The Washington Times' "God, Country, and the American Story" to discuss his powerful faith journey, the moral weight of justice, and his new novel "The Color of Death." Mr. Gowdy opens up about wrestling with doubt, the problem of evil, and how tragedy and grief have deepened his understanding of God and truth. He also reflects on his time in Congress, politics and his legacy. This interview offers a candid, thought-provoking look at faith, law, and grace from one of America’s most recognizable public servants.
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