Let's Cross the Line

By: H.L. Rosario
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  • Summary

  • Engaging in conversations through a Christian lens can sound a lot like your Sunday morning at church. Each week, join H.L. Rosario as he discusses everything from culture, hot-topics, life, religion, politics, and more; in a fun and unconventional way! Tune in and Let's Cross the Line with H.L. Rosario - a not so churchy podcast.
    © 2024 Let's Cross the Line
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Christianity Comedy & Humour Spirituality
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Episodes
  • Farruko? Saved? - A talk on Celebrities coming to Jesus

    Farruko? Saved? - A talk on Celebrities coming to Jesus
    Feb 22 2022

    After a long and well-deserved hiatus, H.L. Rosario returns to Let's Cross the Line to discuss the recent events related to Farruko and his surprising "conversion".  Listen to this completely unscripted, unedited, and unfiltered talk as H.L. Rosario also speaks on other celebrities and their "Come to Jesus Moments."
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    1 hr
  • Scandals

    Scandals
    Mar 24 2021

    Join H.L. Rosario as he discusses scandals that have shaken the Christian Community these last couple of months. Listen in on how he gracefully discusses Dr. Ravi Zacharias and Former Pastor of Hillsong Church, Carl Lentz; our response and our expectations as Christians in... Scandals. 
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    40 mins
  • Special Guest: Aramis Albino Pt.2

    Special Guest: Aramis Albino Pt.2
    Feb 12 2021

    Part 2 of an amazing conversation with Aramis Albino. Make sure to listen to Part on Let's Cross the Line.
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    25 mins

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