This is the Brand and Sherry podcast.

So there's a book, and by the way, I'm extremely skeptical anyway.

So anybody who listens to the show knows that.

If you've been listening for a little while, that's just the way I am.

And it includes about Christian stuff, Christian marketed stuff.

So this doesn't rock my world.

But there's a book about a boy who went to heaven. I think that's what it was called, the boy who went to heaven. Okay. He didn't go to heaven. He came back from heaven. I think that's what it's called. It's a lie. The guy who wrote it says it's a lie. Says that he has, his mom has bowled in the whistle on this for a long time, and he says he's been trying to tell people don't

don't buy it i think it's now finally been pulled from the shelves and this is different than the

movie right because i thought it was the same thing right different from the movie it's not the same

book and apparently there's a genre you said yes these types of calls heaven tourism where it's about

people go to heaven and come back.

Now, I'm very skeptical about all of it. It's not that I don't believe in heaven, I do.

But when there's money to be made, there are people going to write great stories. I mean,

it's just the way it is. And I think it's a great idea to be skeptical in general.

Bottom line, the guy who wrote this book even says this, he's like, you can only trust God.

You can't trust the words I write or the things other people write.

And if you're saying, well, Brand, are you skeptical of the Bible?

I have been, but through my questions, I've gotten a lot of answers.

And I do trust it.

But that's not just blind trust. It's because I've

seen that I've run into truth over and over and over, how this fits squarely with human

experience, and it keeps pointing to Jesus from beginning to end. Yes, I'm convinced of the

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