The inaugural series, “The Gospel of John,” features three live discussions on October 26 and November 4, hosted by BSA Community Manager Megan Kraege. Sessions include “History, Theology, and Propaganda in John,” “How Historically Reliable Is John?” and “Did John Know the Synoptics?”

You’ll also receive lifetime access to the recordings, audio downloads, full transcripts, and a free bonus lesson — John: Reimagining Jesus with Dr. Hugo Méndez. Tickets are normally $39.95 per session, but to celebrate the launch, you’ll get all three sessions for the price of one!

Before the New Testament existed, dozens of Christian groups claimed to have the truth, each with its own gospels, apostles, and version of salvation. Some said the Creator of the world was good; others said he was evil. Some saw Jesus as divine light in human form, others as a man temporarily possessed by the Christ.

The Earliest Christian Heresies reveals a forgotten world of competing gods and rival scriptures. Join Dr. Bart Ehrman as he traces how these early faith wars determined which beliefs survived, which were condemned as heresy, and how Christianity as we know it was born.