#11 – More Than a Piece of Fruit

Jen Wilkin, JT English, and Kyle Worley are joined by Nathan Campbell to talk about the basis of sin and its effects on the world. It’s more than eating a piece of fruit that drove Adam and Eve out of Eden.

Questions Covered in This Episode:

• Let’s talk Genesis 3: Why is it a big deal that Adam and Eve ate some fruit off of a tree? 
• What is the best way to understand the curses of sin in Genesis 3?
• What is the relationship between sin, death, and the law of God?
• When trying to teach/talk about sin, what passage do you turn to the most and what is the central thing it says about sin?
• Who is a sinner? What does it mean to be a sinner? 
• How do we discern if an action is sinful?
• What do I do if I feel stuck in sin?
• How has sin affected the world? (Cosmic/Corporate) broken us and the world systemic injustice

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

• Genesis 1, Genesis 3, Genesis 9, Romans 3:23, Romans 5:12, Colossians 1:13, Romans 7, Romans 8:1

Sponsored by HOPE International:

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Sin: it’s more than eating a piece of fruit that drove Adam and Eve out of Eden. We talk about the basis of sin and its effects on the world.

Sponsored by HOPE International:
 

Christ calls us to care for those living in poverty. The question is, how? Download your free copy of Created to Flourish: How Employment-Based Solutions Help Eradicate Poverty, written by HOPE International President and CEO Peter Greer. HOPE International focuses on alleviating physical and spiritual poverty in 16 countries through Christ-centered microenterprise development.