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Becky Smith, Executive Director of Iowa Safe Schools, holds a transgender flag behind the signing ceremony for House File 2416, prohibiting transgender women and girls from competing in female sports offered by Iowa schools, colleges and universities, on Thursday, March 3, 2022, in the rotunda of the Iowa State Capitol, in Des Moines. Efforts in Republican-led states to write definitions of male and female into law are leading to outcry that the measures deny transgender people legal recognition. At least 13 states have proposed bills this year that seek to narrowly define sex or gender as binary. (Kelsey Kremer/The Des Moines Register via AP) **FILE**

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FILE - In this Saturday, May 17, 2014, file photo, Duck Commander CEO Willie Robertson speaks during the Manufacturer &amp; Business Association's 109th Annual Event at Erie Insurance Arena in Erie, Pa. Robertson stars in the A&amp;E television series &quot;Duck Dynasty.&quot; This holiday season’s blitz of college football bowl games will feature a reshuffled roster of corporate sponsors spending millions to thrust their names in front of fans watching on TV and in the stands. Duck Commander is sponsoring this season's Independence Bowl. (AP Photo/Erie Times-News, Greg Wohlford, File)

How Willie Robertson hopes to inspire believers to ‘go make disciples’ - one conversation at a time

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Reality TV stars Phil and Kay Robertson are bringing their life story to the big screen in the new faith film "The Blind." The couple, who have been married for 57 years, share an unfiltered story of betrayal, redemption and reconciliation during the early years of their marriage. The movie tells parallel stories of how Mrs. Robertson learned to forgive and how Mr. Robertson learned to trust God and abandon a sinful lifestyle. Those lessons changed their relationship and the trajectory of their lives.

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