Hey guys, welcome to a relatable happy Friday. I hope everyone has had a wonderful week today.

I am going to interview Dale Partridge. He hosts a podcast called Real Christianity with his wife.

They talk about biblical marriage and raising a biblical family. We are going to talk about his new

book and the things that he feels like the modern church and young people are confronting within

Christianity and what we can actually do better. A lot of you guys must listen to his podcast

because I've gotten quite a few messages from you saying you've got to interview this person.

And I have researched a little bit about who he is and read a little bit of his book ahead of time.

And he seems like a really awesome, wonderful influence. And so I'm excited to get to talk to him.

Also, it is Labor Day Weekend, which I kind of forgot about ever since I had a child.

It's like I've lost track of the days and the weeks and holidays and things like that. I

pretty much don't know what's going on except for the things I have to do. Like record this podcast.

But it is Labor Day Weekend, which means there is no school slash maybe no work for some of you on

Monday. So we are going to have a different kind of episode on Monday that you typically have.

It's still going to be theology Monday. But I'm going to play you an episode that I've recorded

before. Maybe you haven't heard it. I highly encourage you to listen to it. And if you have heard it

before, maybe it'll be a good reminder for you. So now we are going to get into the interview with

my new friend Dale Partridge. Dale, thanks so much for joining me. Yeah, excited to be here.

Yes, let me tell you I have had a lot of requests from people who listen to this podcast say you

have to interview Dale Partridge. They talk all about marriage from a biblical perspective. And as

you know, that's very rare in this stage, at least a sound biblical perspective. So I'm very,

very excited that you're here. And I'm really excited about your new book, Real Christianity. I'm

very, I'm very curious about it. I read some of it. And first, I just kind of want you to give your

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