Hey, everybody, it's Matt. This is the 10-minute Bible Hour podcast, and we're going to do it weird today.

Because I was looking at this passage about light and life and all this business here at the beginning of John.

And it made me think of a poster I saw the other day at my friend's house.

So I have called my friend and asked him if he would explain the

poster, which has to do with light to me. Did it work? Are you there, Destin? Yeah, I'm here. Yeah, what's up, man? How's it going? Things are good. How are you? Doing well. This is like 10 minutes, so we're in sprint mode here, right? Yeah, it's weird because normally we have more time. For those of you don't know, let me introduce

you real quick. This is my buddy, Destin, Sandlin. He makes things on the internet. He does a YouTube

program called Smarter Every Day that I have liked for a very long time. And he does a podcast that I've

really liked for a very long time called No Dumb Questions. It's, I mean, top five for you, right?

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah.

Okay, thank you.

It would have been weird if you didn't like it.

Okay.

The poster in your editing room, it's, I think, if I remember rightly, it has like a bunch

of different spectrums or wavelengths of light. Am I even saying that right?

Yeah, it's the electromagnetic spectrum, which I've always been fascinated by. So it shows all the

different wavelengths of light and more than light, meaning more than visible light. It goes

beyond that. It goes all the way up into like x-rays and

gamma rays and it goes all the way down into things like microwaves and radio waves and, you know,

past infrared and stuff like that. So light is a really big thing and it just explains all of that

and it's really fun. If I'm understanding what you're saying, right, there is, there are types of light that I can't see with my eyes, but it still counts as light. Is that correct?

Oh, yeah, dude. This is a, this is a very fun rabbit hole. There's a lot of different versions of light. We'll leave it like that. Some people can see more than other people can see, but yeah, there's a visible

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