Everybody loves a mystery.

And here to talk to us today about mysteries in general is author and speaker Jonathan Con.

Jonathan, pleasure to have you back once again.

Great to be back.

Your book is one of the most, what can I say, compelling books I've ever read. It's called

The Book of Mysteries. And I started out by saying today, everybody loves a mystery. And that is true.

Mystery stories on TV, mystery stories. Thousands of books have been written. You know,

everybody loves an Agatha Christie, Mystery, this. But books have been written. You know, everybody loves an Agatha

Christi mystery mystery this. But you have applied this to the Bible in a different way that

is, I think, appealing to a general audience in a day when people really need to be told

about the mysteries of the Bible. Yeah, well, and also people

think, you know, the world thinks, oh yeah, the Bible's old, you know, I have, and believers

think I know it all, I got it down, you know, the Lord died from. Oh, great, but there's no end.

The Bible is never old because it's the Word of God. That's just it's living. Therefore, there's no end. If you, you know,

if you think you know it all, the Bible, then you're finished discovering what God has for you.

You know, when God stops surprising you, you stop knowing God. You know, so there's new things and

there's so much to, it's so all, so big, there's so much, there is no end to God. You can, no matter how much you think you know, we don't

know the half of God. And there's so much more. So we have to seek him again. You know, and God

wants to revive his people, you know, and we have very challenging time. So I want people to

be strong with these things, but, and to seek him because you will find there's so much more

to know. You know, the gift of telling a story that keeps people's attention, that's an amazing

gift, and you've got it for sure.

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