Adrian, listen to me brother. She's gone.

What's up everybody? Welcome to the podcast episode 161. Thanks for being here. I love

doing this stuff. I'm answering your questions. GrangerSmith podcast at gmail.com. You could

ask me anything as if we're just sitting in a truck riding down a road and you say, hey,

man, I've got the stings. Something's been going on in my life and I was wondering if

you could help me with it. And I can give you advice. I'm not always right about it, but

we could talk about it as if we're good old friends. And that's honestly how I feel about

this podcast. And that's why I still do it. This many episodes later, I'm going to get right

the first question here. And the subject line says, man, is that how we're starting? I

guess so. Subject line says wife and Bible reading. Like I want to say, I don't have notes on

this stuff. I don't, I don't have preparation. So we're just going blind. And that's what we do

every episode. Wife and Bible reading. Hey, Granger's. My name is Jesse. I'm 27 years old

from Canon City, Colorado. I recently asked my wife if she would be willing to listen to Bible

readings on audio, but she said that she's really sorry, but that's just not something that we can share

together, even though she believes in God from a spiritual standpoint rather than a religious one.

I love her so much. We've been together for five years and married for three months.

How do I handle her not wanting to read the Bible, but still have a belief in God that doesn't

involve me leaving? I love her too much for that to be an option. She did say that she wouldn't

mind if I read it with our daughter. And then once she's old enough, allow her the opportunity

to learn for herself and respect whatever beliefs she may have later in life. Thanks, leather,

music, and podcast Jesse. All right, Jesse. Thanks for the email, buddy. Let me recap dish from my own

brain here. You're 27 years old. You're almost 28. You are, you've been together five years

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