What If “Sin” Really Means Disconnection?

Published June 12

This is one of the most relatable reframings of “sin” I’ve heard—not as religious shame, but as fracture, withdrawal, and disconnection from the kind of life we long to live.

Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/5-N6n6xYwVA

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