This is Kyle Worley, and I'm joined by my co-host Gin Wilkin and J.T. English, or should I say

the Apostles J.T. English and Jin Wilkins. Yeah? We want to jump right in on this episode today.

If you saw the episode title today.

I know what we're going with this episode, but you can call me Apostle JT.

Only you have.

Okay, wow.

Let me tell you something, over my dead body, brother.

Okay.

If you start calling yourself Bishop or Apostle, that's an immediate plane ticket for me out to Denver to kick you in the throat as hard as I possibly can. Way to bury the lead, guys. I'll just tell the people at Storyline Church, I'm coming. Don't worry. We're going to knock this guy down a couple of pegs. Listen, you might be confused because you just started listening to the episode and you didn't check out the title.

But this whole season, you're like, wow.

This whole season we are dealing with tricky topics and questions.

We are not looking for hot takes.

That's really not the goal.

We just want to try to provide some light and some help, specifically at a biblical, theological, philosophical, historical,

historical level for some of these really tricky questions. And for some of you, you're going to

look at some of the episode titles and go, is this really a question? Like, I'm kind of already

settled on it. But you may be surprised to discover some of these questions are not as settled as

you think they are in the broader swath of

evangelicalism, Christianity in the global world. I mean, these are tricky and thorny questions

whether or not you've already settled and determined your opinion on them or not. And so best I know,

typically every episode we're covering this season is not something that not only have we never

talked about on the podcast that the three of us have never had like a real-time conversation

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