Today's Sunday School examines the doctrine of original sin as presented in the 1689 Confession, specifically focusing on the relationship between original corruption and actual transgression. The teaching highlights the two-fold problem of human nature: an utter privation of good and a positive inclination toward evil, which renders individuals indisposed, disabled, and opposed to all that is good. By analyzing passages such as Romans 8 and Colossians 1, Pastor Jason illustrates how this internal corruption results in alienation from God and a hostile mindset. Then, transitions to Matthew 15, where Jesus confronts religious hypocrisy to reveal that true defilement originates from the heart, producing evil thoughts and actions rather than external rituals. This exposition serves to convict us of the depth of human depravity while pointing to the necessity of Christ's redemption for those who are dead in sin.