Oh, oh, it's a beautiful world.

Ain't nothing on a screen that's ever gonna beat this view.

Oh, oh, it's a beautiful world.

And I just wanna share it with with I just want to share with you

this beautiful world

such a beautiful world

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if you're new here the show is about living a more grounded,

more connected life in a screen-heavy world because real life still matters and kids still need it.

Today's episode is with Bart and Shannon Millard. Bart is from the band Mercy Me, the voice behind

I can only imagine. I was going to try and sing it, but then I decided not to. And this conversation is far more honest than you'd expect. They tell the story behind what they call the flower chair, a long season of grief, chronic stress, and quiet disengagement, and how healing actually began to counseling, community, and the kind of grace that meets you on your worst day. Before we jump in, tap follow on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, so new episodes will

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here we go. This is out of the flower chair with bart and shannon

mallard 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

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