Hey there, friends. You know, one of our greatest joys here at the Living Waters podcast is the

knowledge that so many of you families listen to our podcast with your younger children. That is a

blessing to us beyond description. Today's podcast episode is a bit sensitive. We're going to be

talking about some intense things that relate to the wicked things that the world is doing when it relates

to our children. And so we would say discretion is advised, and we would recommend that no children

under 18 listen to this podcast. We hope that it's a blessing to you. If we are not discipling our kids,

the world is, right? The mold of the world, it's been said,

is hot and ready to grab a hold of your child and to mold that child into the ways of the world.

So we need to always be alert, always be on our guard. And if we can disciple our kids

while they're young, well, then they'll be ready and disciples when it comes up. So we, as adults,

we're trying to have a voice in the midst of books like this. But when the child comes in,

that that voice is so much more powerful in and of itself, for that child to come before a student board or the city

council and to say something like that, it goes viral. Something like that goes viral. So we need

to teach our kids to be soldiers, to be warriors at a very young age because they're going to be

soldiers, whether they like it or not not when they get older. Yeah. Yeah. chicken coop far, far away, a wiry kiwi with ADD is trying to kill rats. This, friends, is

Rat Wars. Starring Ray Comfort. We have had a plague in our rat coop in our chicken coop,

and Sue and I have been fighting for weeks. It's just

amazing. Ray, I cannot adequately express in words how excited I am each night to get a new

episode of a rat war. Ray has been sending me videos. Ray, what in the world? The dilemma is he's

trying to stop these rats and he keeps putting

mesh up and they keep getting in every night. Yeah, so what we do is we wait until they get in the

chicken coop and then I run out there with a flashlight and we record where they left. It's not where they

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