Hey friends, Alisa Childers here. Have you ever been discussing a particular Bible passage

with another Christian only to be told? Well, that's just your interpretation. Biblical

interpretation can be tough, so I've got a special guest on with me today to talk about

some of the most misunderstood Bible verses. I'm also going to let you know about some fun

stuff we have coming up in the next few weeks, so stay tuned.

Well, we've got a lot of fun and exciting things coming up in the next few weeks that I just

wanted to let you know about and ask for your prayer as well. The first thing that's pretty fun is

that we're going to have Sean McDowell on the podcast coming up. We haven't set a official date

for when we're going to record that, but it looks like it's going to be some time at the end of April

or early May. So be looking for that. We're going to be talking about the brand new fully updated

evidence that demands a verdict. Of course, this book was written originally by his father,

Josh McDowell, and now Sean, who has his PhD, they came together, they updated all of the information,

and it's just an amazing resource that every Christian needs to have. Just virtually every

argument against Christianity that you will hear, you can use this book as a reference and look it

up and they'll have written all the updated information about it. So we're going to talk to Sean

about that book. I'm also going to be asking him about his PhD work in what actually happened

to all of the apostles. Because one of the arguments for the resurrection of Jesus is that

apologists will say, well, all of the apostles were tortured and killed for their eyewitness testimony.

And so when Sean was trying to find a topic for his PhD dissertation, he realized that nobody

had actually really done the scholarly work on that about what actually happened to each one

of the apostles and eyewitnesses of the resurrection. So we're going to ask him about that. So that

should be really interesting. The other really exciting thing that is going on has to do with my

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