We're going to talk about how Apostle Paul compared the Christ to the dude who started that

whole fig leaves for pants trend when he referred to our Savior as the second Adam,

which sounds like he was casting Jesus as a sort of new and improved version of mankind,

doesn't it? Kind of like adding Christological Treeso to Keso or something to make it better,

but that's not Paul's point at all, y'all. Instead, his systematic comparing contrasts language

leads to the theological truism that Jesus was God's original game plan to redeem humanity all along.

We're going to be pounding nails to shore up some awesome doctrinal scaffolding today, y'all,

so please grab a cup of coffee in your Bible unless you're driving or trying not to fall over while

peeling off a pair of spanks in the narrowest all of a public restroom, of course. Come hang out

on the porch with us. Hey, back porters, you caught us at our funny bones are very tickled at this

moment. My name is Allison Allen, and I am a five foot 12 spiritual wing woman to Lisa Harper for

back porch theology, and we have been living with the theme of wild about Jesus, right? Yeah,

we just said of when Allen and I were praying, it was between Christmas and New Year's,

we were praying about where to go at the beginning of 2023 as we launched the second year of this

podcast that we're just so stink and tickle we get to have a second year, right? We were like,

where do we go? Where do we go? You know, we love to talk about theology, and for those of y'all

who are just now joining us, even that word sometimes carries so much consternation because people

think who theology it must be a bunch of old guys with dark socks talking in elite terms and

dusty offices, but but the word theology actually comes from two Greek words, Teos, and logos,

Teos refers to God, and logos simply refers to conversations or words. So theology is not some

austere abstract habit for just really smart people. Theology is conversations about God,

and so we do want to dive deep and we do want to be honest, but you don't have to know how to

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