You know what's going on everybody?

It's the Vars here and I'm back on another episode of The Gali Dating 101 Podcast.

So as you all may know, because this is, seems to be a pandemic I believe you're calling

it now, we're in quarantine season and everyone is locked up and you know needs something

to do. So what other you know, resource then another podcast. But unfortunately, I'm

quarantined with a toddler who's almost two. So yeah, no daycare. So it's pretty brutal.

I pray that this quarantine is going well for you all. I pray that your families are

safe that you all are okay. You know, but at the end of the day, we have to trust God.

I'm not making an episode on that because I'm not going to pay a virus much attention.

God is bigger than the virus. God is a healer. God is our deliverer.

Sounds 91 shows us that God is able to protect us. So if you're feeling discouraged with

all this going on, read Psalm 91 when you get a chance and please understand that God

is our protector. But back to today's episode. So it'll just be me. I'll be diving into

an important topic that I believe, you know, you guys just read a title. Something I believe

can benefit you all. I'm going to be talking about my experience dating non-believers and

what I believe are the pros and cons if, you know, of doing such. But before I get into

that, I don't believe I should be able to just spout off my opinion. Let's dive straight

into the word on where they get, you know, this whole unequally yoked talk. So that would

be second Corinthians chapter six. I'll be reading verse 14 through 18 just for some

good amount of context. If you're afraid to follow along in whatever your translation is,

what this is King James, be not unequally yoked together with unbelievers for what fellowship

have righteousness with unrighteousness and what communion have light with darkness and

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