Here we go. So Dr. Bart Airman, the kind of the subject of today's study in the Gospel of Mark,

Dr. Bart Airman, he is an atheist or an agnostic depending on which context he's in, but he may have

turned more Christians into atheists than anybody else alive today. I say this because I know a lot

of Christians have never heard of him, but when I have conversations and dialogue with people who

say, I'm a, I was a Christian, I was raised as a Christian, and they have like an intellectual

journey out of the faith. They almost always quote Bart Airman. They almost always refer to one of

his books like Jesus interrupted or misquoting Jesus or forged or something like that. So it really

is worthwhile to take his content that's very persuasive, that is convincing lots of people to depart

from the Christian faith. It's very useful to take that content and break it down. This is not a

shots fired thing like Mike's gonna rip Bart Airman apart. Like this is not, I don't even like that

way of handling issues. I don't want to do that as, as a Christian. I don't, I'm not gonna,

don't really want to go down that road, but I do want to take on his claims and I'm going to play

clips of Bart Airman for you and I want to show you how they're absolutely inarruably,

demonstrably false and misleading. So we're going to get into this today because he is a best-selling

author, again, one of the most influential atheists alive or agnostics alive today and very, very,

misleading in this case. So here's how we're going to start. I know we're in the Mark series. I know

we're going verse by verse through the Gospel of Mark and all that, but I told you sometimes I would

stop and I would do these like topical things that are about the passage we're in. What we happen

to be in the crucifixion of Jesus and the section where Jesus cries out, my God, my God, why have you

forsaken me? This is a place that is targeted by Bart Airman to mislead people in my opinion, but

here's what I want to do. I'm going to play a clip of Bart Airman. This is like a three minute long

clip, a little over three minutes. And I want you to listen to it thoughtfully. Don't just think

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