Today on life and faith.

When you knock on the door of the neighbor of a serial killer that you're now taking to jail, that

neighbor is likely to say, oh I'm so glad you're taking that guy.

That guy's crazy.

I mean it smells bad over there all the time

there all kinds of weird noises over there he's a weirdo to begin with and he's always

digging holes in his backyard I'm not quite sure what to make of all that right

but then when you so when you take someone to jail for my kinds of cases where a guy

did a murder 30 years ago, got away with it, and you knock on the neighbor's door and tell

me, I'm taking your neighbor to jail for this case from 30 years ago, they'll typically say that, oh, there's no way.

There's no way that guy could, no, I've done that guy for 30 years, he's a great guy.

No way could he have done that? Why are we here?

Can I have a relationship with God?

These kinds of things I can't measure with my microscope or my telescope.

Hope deranges us.

Hope breaks things and breaks things down.

Christianity isn't some kind of self-help doctrine, it's not probiotics for the soul or something,

you know?

He was using the Parable of the I'm Simon Smart and in this episode Natasha Moore and I are asking the question why

we all so obsessed with murder? Well I mean a lot of us are kind of obsessed with

murder you're actually not that much right? No I have some interest in murder and

mayhem but no it's not not the thing I'm kind of into big time but lots of people

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