And the Hey friends, welcome to the new Evangelicals Podcast. If you're a regular

listener of the show, you're probably wondering right now whose voice this is.

My name is Noah and I'm the podcast editor and the

producer. Tim asked me to jump one this week and to do the introduction for this

episode while he spends a little bit of extra time with his wife. They're about to

have a baby right now and I'm super excited to see pictures.

The episode we have for you today is a really incredible conversation that Tim did with

Mako Nagasaki. He's the creator of the Anastasis Center for Christian

thought and ministry and he's an advocate for restorative justice and a the how our views of atonement and justice and the concepts that wrap around them completely

shape the way that we view what it means to follow Jesus on a day-to-day basis is fascinating.

I learned so much from this episode.

I think I need to go back and listen to it two or three more times just to process all of the information that's in here. I can't wait for you to hear this. I'm just I'm loving it.

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