You're listening to Knowing Faith, a podcast of Training the Church.

This is Kyle Worley and I'm joined by my co-host, Jen Wilkin and J.T. English, and we also have the privilege of having the intern for TVCI department, Nathan Nathan has been such a gift for our department.

We have a little bit of fun with him on the show,

but just so you know, that's kind of the spirit of this podcast,

is Bantered doing this as brothers and sisters

and sometimes brothers and sisters, you know,

poke at each other a little bit.

You've heard that from Jen JT and I, and we welcome Nathan into that today.

And his contributions are so helpful for the podcast, so we hope you enjoy it.

We're going to be talking about the doctrine of Sim. We think this is a crucial topic because it affects

everyone everywhere and everything. So we hope you enjoy the discussion. All right. Well, I'm glad that we're joined today by Nasty Nate, the TV CI intern. How you doing Nathan? I'm good Kyle.

Listen contrary to popular belief we have honored our intern we love him we're so

grateful for him did you bring coffee? I brought some for myself. But what about for the rest of us? No?

Nothing? Nothing? Okay. Well, I'll just have to say that your one responsibility for today as always is to bring us

doctored coffee just the way we like it right yeah okay all right hey man

people are gonna be lining up to intern with us.

Yep, they're like, okay, here we go.

You know what, today we're talking about a topic where there might not be as much friendly laughter and banter.

We're talking about the doctrine of sin and this is where we would

cue like the organ playing like you know big music because normally when we get to

talking through the doctrine of sin we kind of have dower faces and we begin to approach it because it's a sober topic.

I mean we're thinking about the fallenness of humanity and the brokenness of the world.

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