What if the most important thing about you isn't what you believe or even what you do — but what you love? In week two of You Become What You Love, Matt digs into the strangest book in the Bible, Leviticus, and finds a surprising blueprint for reordering a whole society around justice, equity, and love of neighbor. Along the way: Arthur Brooks on why we're wired to love things and use people (and how to flip it), Augustine overthinking his own heart in the fourth century, and the brave, uncomfortable prayer of Psalm 139 — "Search me, God, and know my heart." An honest, occasionally hilarious look at how our loves get out of order, and what it takes to set them right. Join us Sundays on the Peninsula.