This is Carl Truman speaking on behalf of the mortification of Spin Team.

We've been producing the program for over two years now.

I want to thank our faithful listeners and those who perhaps just joined the conversation

for supporting our efforts in providing what we hope is a helpful resource to those in the

pulpit in the pew.

Here's what a couple of our listeners, Nayara and Adam, are saying about the show.

My name is Nyara and Drasik. I am a housewife. I am a homeschool mom and I'm also a student.

Modification of spin has been very helpful for me and my husband and my whole family because it has helped us to exercise the sermon

and critical thinking about contemporary evangelical trends. It has forced us to think about

things that we wouldn't normally do. The show on the sexual abuse, we had never put any

thought into that because we sometimes think that those things would never happen in the church.

It was very touching. It was very, it hit me very hard to think that those things can happen any time right next to you, even in your church.

That helped us think a lot about those kind of issues.

So important for the church today to know their theology and how that plays out in the world

when you go to work, when you're teaching your kids at home, whatever you're doing.

My name is Adam Wilson. I'm currently whatever you're doing.

My name's Adam Wilson. I'm currently studying at Westminster Theological Seminary preparing for pastoral ministry. I've been listening to the Morification of Spin since day one really, and I continue to listen to Morification of Spin because I think they're just really good at raising questions

that otherwise wouldn't be on my radar. The application isn't just for ministers and how to care

for congregations, but it's also for the everyday congregant and about how they can love each other

well and think through difficult doctrines. And they don't dumb it down. I've really loved

the episodes where they just provide basic but really needed advice about what books to read

with your children, what books are good for family devotion, how to prepare for the year

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