What's up, guys?

Welcome back to the Forgotten Jesus podcast with Pastor Robbie Gallagalli.

We got Candy Gallity.

And my name is Andrew Bolton.

So glad to be with you.

Okay, so pastor, I have to bring up something.

A little drama out there.

So I'm hearing some feedback that we get on rabbit trails, which we do.

I'm not, I'm not, sorry, I will not apologize for our rabbit trail.

Our rabbit trails.

And I also am getting feedback that we have talked about the men running naked in the games a lot. Okay. Is that actual feedback? That is actual feedback from a pastor. I use that for emphasis. Okay. How corrupt it was. Okay. All right. So now we're either not going to talk about that anymore. I can talk about it. Or I'm going to bring it up as much as possible. So we'll see which way that goes. Did I mention that the priest couldn't perform? No. Oh my goodness. Okay. Also, we got the long haul of 5K coming up. All right. So. Hey, that's not a bad idea. 5K run, huh? All right, moving on. But, yes, not not. Clothed. The clothed, forgotten Jesus 5K.

Okay, so pastor, here we go.

So we are finally getting into the Gospels.

Yeah.

And I've always wondered, why are the Gospels all so similar?

Like I've heard different points in view and different things, but I would love to hear your thoughts on why the Gospels seem to connect as well as that.

Yeah, and so the question today would be, why would we spend so much time on this theory?

Because it's a theory.

It's because, and so let me just, let's just look at it from a different perspective.

It's hard for you to look at yourself or look at the Bible

without unbiased presuppositions and theologies and ideologies that you learned through the years,

okay?

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