Mel, Joel, and Michael discuss the biblical doctrine that our children belong to God and are given to us to steward. How does this view change the way we see our children? How does the foreordained sanctity of each life influence the way parents react to unplanned pregnancy? Next they talk about gratitude, specifically why no person is justified in having more complaints against God than reasons to praise Him. How does gratitude shape your relationship with God and other people? The conversation finishes with the realization that even the best human leaders can't see character the way God sees it. Given this limitation, what can we do to prepare for our own misjudgments?