Too Busy to Flush JR & Molly

This week we jump in with a conversation around what it means to "remember the sabbath day and keep it holy" and it if involves going out to eat among other things. Molly shares a wild story about a classic hymn, her parents tour Scotland with Sinclair Ferguson and Titus shares William Wallace's death randomly in the kitchen. It's an episode for sure!

We jump right in with some some discussion around JR's listening to RFK, Jr. on Joe Rogan's podcast, namely, making political decisions before moving into Titus leveling up, Molly prepping the solo and JR's touring adventures. We have a smattering of music recommendations as well. We close the show with some lengthy discussion around good and bad habits, how they form, how principles align with scripture and better Christian living overall.

This is our last episode until after Labor Day and we move fluidly from tips on clothing and undergarments for better health, to the problem of evil, to PIckleball and family investments before wrapping with discussion around difficulty, trauma and identity.

We do the most depressing thing in our married lives, our kids are learning the value of doing hard things and should life decisions be filled with regret or are some of them that feel like bad decisions, were actually good decisions at the time?

We're back after life kinda look us out of the loop for a couple of weeks and we dive right back in with thoughts on the image of God, aliens and UFOs sparked by the congressional hearings then Molly recaps her weekend at Canvaox with a story about a young man working at Amazon and the amount of power they hold which spurs a discussion about why millions of men don't want to work.

We have mouse problems and embarrassingly(?) spend almost the first 15 minutes of the showing telling cat stories. The rest of the episode covers teaching our 5yo about rainbows and the ark and God's common grace of good people through the world of the speed cubing (solving Rubik's cubes really, really fast.)