#29 The Story of the Fall

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Things are not how they should be. People die, toil, and struggle in this life. This is not how things are supposed to be. If God created everything good, why is there so much that is bad in the world? In this episode, we walk through the Fall and why everything is broken in this world because of sin.Follow us on our social mediaX: @reformedpodcastIG: @reformedvoicesEmail us with comments, questions, or concerns at [email protected]

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