If you're a parent, you know how hard it is to find drinks that are actually good for your kids, and honestly for yourself too. I always read the label before I let my kids drink anything, and cure is one of those rare finds that checks every box. I've been trying cure hydration packs for myself when I'm traveling, or even just first thing in the morning, when I know I need to drink more water. Their plant-based, have no added sugar, only 25 calories, and they hydrate better than water

alone.

And the flavors are so good.

Not overly sweet, not fake tasting, watermelon and lemonade are my favorite.

It generally makes drinking enough water easier, which I know so many of us struggle with.

Now, let's talk about kids, because this is where cure is doing cool stuff.

My kids would sometimes ask for sugary sports drinks, especially after playing outside for hours.

Switching to Cure Kids mixes changed everything.

They're formulated with kids in mind, made with real ingredients, no added sugar, no artificial colors or dyes, and free from all the major allergens.

From long outdoor play days to sports practices or even when they're just not great at drinking water, Cure Kids helps replace the electrolytes they lose throughout the day so they can keep doing what kids are meant to do. Play, explore, and be kids. Staying hydrated isn't just about water. You also need electrolytes. That's why my family loves Cure. It's clean,. It tastes great and kids actually ask for it.

You can grab Cure on Amazon or find a store near you at curehydration.com. Slash outside. Real ingredients, real hydration, ready for the whole family. Welcome to the 1,000 hours outside podcast. My name is Ginny Urich. I'm the founder of 1,000 hours outside. And there's such a special guest today that I heard speak live last year at Lisa Harper's Crigma conference, which she invited me to last minute. And I was so honored to come. So I got to hear you speak. Dr. Joel, Mutemali, welcome.

Thank you so much. I'm so excited to be with you. And I mean, gosh, Lisa Harper, we could probably have an entire podcast about just how

awesome Lisa Harper is.

Theological brilliance, everyday average application, and dang, the girl's funny.

I mean, the, yeah, I mean, she's, I want to be like her when I grow up. How about that? She's got that it factor, you know, like some people just have the it factor. And so it was an honor to come and to hear you speak. And then I had the opportunity to read your brand new book, which is out. Right now, if you're listening to this podcast, you can go grab a copy of it. It is called the unseen battle.

Spiritual warfare, the three rebellions and Christ's victory over dark powers. We're talking here

about getting kids outside. And often when you get them outside, you have an opportunity to talk

about spiritual truths and different parts of theology because a lot of creation, a lot of the

way that the earth works is a reflection of spiritual

truth. So I love to have these kinds of conversations. And this one's a really interesting

one because this one is about the things that we don't maybe see at all. You know, what's

going on? And there's a lot of things that we don't see, like the wind and heat. You know, there's so many things outdoors that you don't see, but you feel the effects of. So, you hold a PhD in Theology, Director of Theology and Research at Proverbs 31 Ministries. You co-host a podcast with Issa Turquhurst and a licensed counselor Jim Crest, a frequent speaker all over the place. You have a couple books, The Hidden peace, 30 days with Jesus. You've got some substacks, the humble theology substack,

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