You're listening to the Bible for Normal People, the only God ordained podcast on the internet.

Serious talk about the sacred book. I'm Pete Ends.

And I'm Jared Byas.

Welcome everyone to this episode of the Bible for Normal People.

Before we get to our conversation today, we did want to mention that in just a few short weeks,

we're going to be launching our next online course.

We've done this a little bit in the past, but this time I'll be leading it and it'll be called is the Bible true.

So we'll be going through four different sessions on Monday nights as the live version.

So you'll be interacting with me live on Monday nights and we'll have some time for questions about that.

Is the Bible true?

But I'll also be talking through a lot of different content and concepts and ideas about the truth of the Bible and

how sometimes it's true and sometimes it's not true, but maybe it's true in more significant ways.

So check that out. You can go to the Bible for NormalPeople.com front slash course and

check it out there. You can also see the other courses that we have now for

for download that you can do as a self-study if you wanted to check those out.

But we hope you just continue to learn about the Bible and interact with other people and keep the conversation going.

So check it out again, the Bible for NormalPeople.com front slash course and the course that's coming up is is the Bible true.

Today our topic is reading the Bible through the lens of love and our guest is Jonathan L. Walton.

Yeah, and he's over at Harvard. I don't know if you've heard of that or not. It's a pretty small school.

Where's it? Yeah.

Yeah, I think it's in California or something. Probably.

He's the plumber professor of Christian morals actually.

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