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Sometimes if you get out of that practice, then we actually start to like, whether it's a conscious or subconscious,

but kind of, yeah, feel like we deserve certain things

or certain things are so good because I did something right and earned it.

And that's just not true.

Pick the problem that you think your kid is having at school.

And we can point out to families,

imagine how the Lord might use that one day in their story.

Instead, we just think about what bothers us or doesn't bother us. And that's the thing with vices and virtues, right? Yeah. V virtues are like spiritual muscles that you're going to strengthen and just like you with your physical muscles. That means you practice them. You practice. You're going to have to work them out. And when you don't is when the vices are going to come in and atrophy that muscle.

Hey, this is Adam Griffin and I'm here with my co-host.

First, Mrs. Cassie Bryant.

How are you doing tonight, Cassie?

Oh, I'm doing great.

Great.

It's night. It is night. We are recording in the night. Yeah, I was like, I feel like I could have used a cup of coffee about 10 minutes. It's not like it's 2 a.m. It's more like parent nighttime where like the sun's not quite down yet. Doesn't any time after seven feel like to? Yeah, for me, like bedtime rolls around when the sun rolls around. Speaking of never

going to sleep at night, my night shift wife, actually, she's my wife full time, but she works

night shift. Oh my gosh. Chelsea Griffin. All my worst nightmares coming through. It was not like a Freudian

slip. My full time wife who works the night shift at the hospital, Chelsea Griffin, how you doing? Thank you. I'm glad to be here. I worked night shift last night and now I'm here awake with you people during the daytime. And it's fine. And it's fine. Would you prefer the night? I would love it if we did a night shift podcast one time just to kind of accommodate me. I'm game. I'm a night now. I can hang. You just said that any time after 7 p.m. feels like 2 a.m. Yes. And you love 2 a.m. I do love 2 a.m. I love that time right after the kids go to bed. And then it's like, I get a second win. Yeah.

When the child awake.

That's right. Well, yeah, let's record sometime at like maybe two or three. I think it's kind of my finest hour. Yeah. That's when we are leaving for a road trip usually. Okay. Every night? No. Oh. No, like when we leave for Colorado, if we're driving more than like eight hours, We're going to leave at three.

We've done that a couple times.

It did not always work out well.

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