We all know that we have limits, that's just a part of being human, but most of us I think see our limits as a curse and not a gift.

How do our limits reflect God's design?

How are our limits actually good news for us? How is it a good

thing that we are dependent beings? We answer these questions and more with our guest,

Dr. Kelly Kapek, theologian at Covenant College in his new book, You're Only Human. a

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this is think biblically from Cabot, tablet school of theology.

I'm your host Scott Ray.

And I'm your co-host, Sean Macau.

Kelly, thanks so much for being with us.

We loved your book. Tell us a little bit

about what was the impetus to work on this subject of our limits in finitude.

Yeah, well thank you both. I appreciate you both in your writings and so this is for me it's a joy to be with you and

And and thanks for the for the kind words about the book. Yeah in some ways there's there's kind of personal and theological

impetus behind the book and so I'll just mention maybe I'll go very quickly but

the personal is twofold.

I have often throughout my life, you know, like many people,

kind of get to a point almost every day

where I'll feel a sense of guilt or shame.

And what's interesting is when I look at why and examine it,

why do I feel that wave of guilt and shame,

often like when I put my head on the pillow at night, I'm a theologian,

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