It's okay to ask the hard questions but are you are you meeting him in the

ring? Like are you going to find him to get those answers to try and get it out of him?

Maybe you're not going to get what you expect but God welcomes our doubt and he's not phased

of all people by our questioning.

Hello, hello, hello ladies and gents and welcome to this week's episode of the

Bot and Beloved podcast. I'm so glad that each and every single one of you is tuning in for

today's episode and I know we've been doing the Galatian series here on the Bot and Beloved

podcast and we've been diving deep into the the exegesis of it, the systematic theology of it,

the hermeneutics of it, all the big theology words but I'm really excited this week to have a

good friend of mine, a guest of mine here on the Bot and Beloved podcast today to join me

to talk about his new book See the Good and I want to introduce each and every single one of you

to my good friend, Zach Windall. Zach, can you just give everybody a brief description about

who you are, what you do and what it is that you're passionate about?

Oh my goodness. Thank you for having me on here. What an honor. I'm so excited just to chat with

you and be able to encourage your audience a little bit but so much fun. So my name is Zach Windall.

I'm an author, I wrote something called the Bible study which basically holds people's hands as

they read through the entire Bible over the course of a year and then my newest book is called See the

Good, which you mentioned. I live up in Minneapolis, Minnesota, we just moved up here in the last

year. We spent the last couple years down in Miami, part of a church down there and life is good.

It's getting a little chilly up here in Minnesota so I'm kind of wishing I was down in Texas at

this point but things are good. Yes. Oh man, I wish I was at Miami. I'd rather be at the beach

than anywhere. What made you all move up to Minneapolis? You know, just looking for something different.

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