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ntro: Jesus-y sayings, studies in Revelation, Brian’s sermon series in Revelation.

12:15: Recap from JR’s first arena mix in San Antonio with Terri Clark.

20:00: Molly recaps her substitute teaching on Monday and all the first graders fall apart about death.

22:30: Molly finishes Sense and Sensibility and loves how great Jane Austen writes.

29:53: Olympics, paedo-president’s day rant.

33:22: Hormonal birth control and its correlation to anxiety disorders.

34:56: Johnny Gaudreau's kids and Olympic moments.

38:00: Molly’s amusement with Sam "Moose" Morse and terrible ski racing culture.

43:52: Olympian Caesar Salad rater.

44:40: Molly’s etomologies of the week: tempura and semitic languages

48:43: Lack of sleep and picking up kid woes.

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Intro: Ash Wednesday, Lent, and Mardi Gras.

17:04: An update on AI since last week and Cheney’s commentary.

21:05: AI crushes a medical diagnosis.

26:47: The average person’s Door Dash budget and the short line between Door Dash and collapse of civilization.

32:46: Humanity wants the bare minimum, and adapting to new circumstances.

36:57: We went skiing and had forced disconnect time.

41:10: Food inflation and a recipe to turn any red meat into deli-style lunch meat.

48:20: FB Marketplace comedy

52:50: A reflection on Sandra McCracken’s Grace Upon Grace.

59:12: You are either moving towards or away from your spouse, pressure points in marriage like tidiness and forgetting to schedule reminders, and throwing this away without telling them.

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Intro: The basics and some comments on our very early history during COVID.

3:30: Molly’s afternoon substituting for a sick teacher at the girls’ school, what a daughter was supposed to be doing last year, a student tries to run things, and boredom for an hour.

12:30:Jesus to the elite, Isaiah 2 and Molly’s Epstein file dump reaction.

17:20: J.R.’s reaction and The Hittite Warrior and the Christianizing influence on society. 

22:50: God is sovereign over all things and separate realities and deepfakes.

28:00: Cross-generational distrust of the government and the rise and fall of civilizations.

31:37: Trusting God, living a quiet of life, planting gardens, and parents’ rights.

35:23: Something Big Is Happening (AI), some theoretical musings.

46:47: Molly interrupts. 

49:49: AI is creating itself and the potential benefit to your ideas.

53:13 Recalibrating how we train our kids, future eduction, nefarious directions.

59:44: Titus’ language immersion program and some of Molly’s ideas for AI use, and is there a demonic influence on AI?

1:05:30: Would it be better to have an AI that doesn’t learn what you want? Molly’s Poison Hemlock story.

1:11:30: Some ideas we have for AI.

1:12:50: J.R.’s has been playing with a paid version of AI (Claude) and here’s his experience so far.

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Intro: Tea, coffee, bone broth, and driver’s ed tests

5:48: Conflict in marriage Canavox session development.

10:20: The Forever Factor: qualities of a partner. Molly lobs new stuff for J.R. To react to…

13:05: The importance of emotional resiliency in a relationship.

17:34: The solar sales guy, financial pressures, and enjoying the joys.

21:05: The most negative person in the house is the thermostat of the house.

22:04: Willingness to repair and apologize.

26:14: The importance of practical competence and life skills.

28:18: Plastic drain clog cleaners, response under pressure and full circle.

35:20: Sense of humor at aging and imperfection.

36:51: Generosity without scorekeeping - modeled from the start.

42:40: Intellectual curiosity and conversational depth.

43:55: Comfort with silence.

44:33: Separate identity and friendships.

46:22: Kindness in small daily moments.

50:42: Purposeful expression of gratitude.

50:10: Show Close

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Ep. 210

Intro: Molly’s sourdough hustle, a desire for a blind cc text solution, shout out to me for repairing things when we got back from vacation.

15:26: Sourdough is so great; great bacteria in the colon sent to the baby through breast milk.

20:03: JR’s highlight from our vacation to the Dominican Republic.

22:10: Screaming toddlers on planes, a tales of our woe from our NYC trip years ago.

26:29: Molly’s highlight and seeing kids overcoming fear.

31:43:  The acronym AWFUL and  Molly teases out some thoughts around protests, ICE, and how our culture got here.

36:08: A mental disconnect between functioning in reality vs. online.

40:12: The Lady Griffins and Aiming Students Higher  - Public Discourse

42:08: C.S. Lewis and the modern “Jurassic Park” mindset of “Nobody asked if we should.”

44:13: Mandates to align with world as God designed.

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Intro: Christmas break, board gaming.

14:06: Books J.R. read over Christmas

19:10: Mission Impossible series over the break

21:31: Molly’s 1st time LOTR reading

29:07: Lili’s reading the entire Jane Austin series and Austin’s tongue-in-cheek humor

34:37: Brief note about getting sick over the holidays.

37:35: The Witch Trials of JK Rowling and questions of certainty

40:47: Rachel Held Evans and her ideals are alive and well today.

44:53: Molly took some socials off her phone, then put it back on and whoo boy.

46:40: What is God like according to RHE legacy proponents.

49:14: Nerd alert about natural gender language

51:39: John Cooper on Allie Beth Stuckey

55:40: A type of Christian certainty that leads people astray.

59:12: Where do we insist on certainty and where do we have the grace in human experience?

1:02:22: Abigail Dodds and Bread of Life and proofs of His worthiness, not ours.

1:09:11: Isa. 55:8-9: Not having answers but not abandoning reason.

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Intro: Elk hunting, elk tallow hand lotion, raw dog food, processing wild game.

16:32: Nashville trip for Behold The Lamb of God live. A new recipe for jerky we’re going to try.

23:00: Bone Broth, Costco Next.

28:05: Giving Molly props for making a fresh, homemade, pizza for Titus’ lunch.

31:37: Our girl’s first orchestral concert.

35:40: All the music brings a big cultural shift in the family.

37:18: A discussion letting our girls use the bathroom at the same time as a transgender person in our world.

43:15: Setting boundaries: trust vs. procedure.

50:33: Molly rants about @neezapowers, a 10 year transgender detransitions and becomes a Christian and has half a million followers.

54:32: On Tozer, The Knowledge of The Holy: How you REALLY think about God predicts how your spiritual life will be in the future. ""What comes into your mind when you think about God?" We might predict with certainty the spiritual future of that man."

1:01:48: @breestrongerthancancer and God isn’t here for our physical comfort.

1:09:44: Molly clarifies what JR says about God’s refining work in him.

1:13:00: Take heed lest you stumble. 

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Ep. 207: 

Intro: Show premise, violin practice, candles, local vintage markets.

9:33: Tom Bombadil in The Culturist.

16:54: As a mom: creating an environment of contented being.

19:06: Contented being vs. laziness.

21:06: The dangers of not having any drive or draw to anything. 

23:26: A pattern of doing and being.

26:25: Ecclesiastes 5! (Not Ephesians).

29:57: Challenges to homeschooling, homemaking requires the making.

34:32: For those that don’t enjoy the work and honoring the Sabbath.

37:03: The power of delight in the good things God has given us.

37:31: The power of doing music with other people.

47:45: People and creative works: the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.

47:50: It’s all fake and AI.

48:36: Created to function in community.

49:27: Stay at home moms are economically vulnerable.

55:48: If you stop with the making entropy starts immediately

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Intro: We harvested chickens, daylight savings.

11:27: Titus takes a bull.

14:13: Molly’s musing: The hunting culture and healthy rights of passage.

18:06: JR’s response: Fatherhood, sons leveling up.

21:55: Age ranges for parenting and windows of opportunity.

24:40: Passing the mantle and raising kids up In competence.

26:38: To what end do raise our kids? Becoming who God created us to be and the fullness of glorifying God. 

31:45: The Courage of Sarah Noble and a house that has no love in it.

37:03: Daughter passes out and terrifies mom.

42:27: Arnica’s magic.

48:10: Back to Sara Nobel and blunt kids who think you suck.

51:11: Molly quit using Pinterest because it’s all AI, a Dumpling Smash Taco recipe and Japanese BBQ sauce.

56:00: Crispy Rice. And rice and potatoes and how to prepare them for better glycemic index properties.

57:35: Homeopathic stuff: PRID, cats purring and dads getting frisky.

1:02:53: Molly’s stone heating pad. 

1:05:55: Daughter smokes dad in activity competition.

1:06:45: Upcoming episode teasers and Molly’s trip to a conference.

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Intro: Hunting season, memes about the Louvre robbery, Coldplay family fallout.

6:45: DEI and being hired for something other than merit. 

12:09: Molly’s belief on women in the military and law enforcement

14:00: Origins of DEI, affirmative action, feminism and transgenderism.

17:59: What makes inhaling house fire smoke so bad for you.

19:20: The truth or false bias of new information on the internet.

21:50: A video about how England really is.

24:23: What it does to our souls when we base all our education on the internet.

26:15: Fevers are healthy responses to infection and Tylenol drama.

31:43: It’s really hard to know who to trust. 

34:38: You can’t draw many straight lines between choices and consequences. The advice changes so much.

37:18: New moms needing information they didn’t grow up with.

40:12: Expanding the mindset of decision-making based on fear.

42:59: Making decisions based our Christian world-view.

44:35: God’s mandate to trust and no straight lines from good decisions to bad outcomes. You cannot control everything.

47:40: Molly’s top advice to our newly pregnant friend.

51:00: Freedom in Christ is not just freedom for liberties but to let go of the sensed need for control.

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