Welcome to Mortification of Spin, a casual conversation about things that count with Carl Truman, Todd Pruitt, and Amy Bird.

Mortification of Spin is a weekly podcast from the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals.

It's been an interesting few weeks of debate about the Trinity, and for those of you who haven't heard, we'll bring you up to speed.

Carl, Amy, and Todd will give a brief review of the debate, why it's so important, and explain

what they mean by headship as it pertains to Christ and the church.

Let's join the conversation.

Well, welcome to Mortification of Spin, and as it's a bully pulpit, we're going to follow our typical tradition of starting off with a nomination for the Desperate Theologizer Award.

Amy, gather you have a first-rate candidate for the DT Award this week.

Yes, I do. There is a website that tells us about sharing the gospel with Hina. So Hinnahories.com.

And, I mean, move over adult coloring books because this is like taking it up like 10 notches.

And we have a heart art coloring book.

And in this book, you'll find story after story with Hina designs that help you creatively communicate truths from scripture. So we can draw like, or we can, I don't know what you call it, painting with Hina.

I don't know what it's called.

Apples, you know, right there on a hand.

So then we can tell the story of creation and the fall and all these

beautiful little designs and it's very pretty it's for kids and adults alike sharing gospel

stories through the art of henna nice fantastic hey todd how long do you think it'll be before the PCA sets up a gospel Hennas study committee?

Well, I think that it'll be right on the heels of the new clown college that we're proposing.

So I'm excited about that.

Not systematic Hanna, but Mishol Hena.

The Department of Mishional Hina is...

I'm always for making the gospel pretty.

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