My Sin Is Complicated

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Before anyone picks up a stone, we look in the mirror. My Sin Is Complicated is an honest, first-person look at the everyday sins we've quietly learned to live with: the phone in our pocket built from minerals mined by children, the cheap clothes stitched by underpaid hands, the gossip we dress up as prayer requests, and the selective outrage that lets us condemn others while excusing ourselves. Hosted by Chaplain Christopher Tuttle, each episode wrestles honestly with Scripture and real-life stories, then lands where the Gospel always does: in grace, practical next steps, and the peace that comes from trusting God with what we can't fix. A Faith and Good Courage podcast.

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    It started with a sermon and a cell phone. The minerals that make our phones work are often mined by children who are underpaid and overworked. Chaplain Christopher Tuttle knew that, and he still carried one in his pocket. That's when it hit him. My sin is complicated. My Sin Is Complicated takes an honest, first-person look at the everyday sins we've quietly learned to live with: the cheap clothes stitched by tired hands, the gossip we dress up as prayer requests, and the outrage we aim at other people's sins while we excuse our own. Each episode wrestles honestly with Scripture and real stories, then lands in grace, practical next steps, and the peace that comes from trusting God with what we can't fix. Before anyone picks up a stone, let's look in the mirror together. https://mysiniscomplicated.com

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Before anyone picks up a stone, we look in the mirror. My Sin Is Complicated is an honest, first-person look at the everyday sins we've quietly learned to live with: the phone in our pocket built from minerals mined by children, the cheap clothes stitched by underpaid hands, the gossip we dress up as prayer requests, and the selective outrage that lets us condemn others while excusing ourselves. Hosted by Chaplain Christopher Tuttle, each episode wrestles honestly with Scripture and real-life stories, then lands where the Gospel always does: in grace, practical next steps, and the peace that comes from trusting God with what we can't fix. A Faith and Good Courage podcast.

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