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Hey, we just wanted to give you a heads up before you listen to this next program.

Today's conversation of family life today is a little sensitive.

A little bit.

We're covering some important subjects, but I'm just going to be honest with you.

It might not be suitable for younger ears.

So we're encouraging you as parents, just like we are parents, use discretion when listening

to this next broadcast.

It's good stuff, but you might think, I don't think my kids should hear this.

But if they do.

Yeah, make sure you have that conversation with them and talk about it if they do listen to it.

Yeah, that's what you need to do as a parent.

Don't just listen to it and then move on. Like, okay, let's have a conversation afterwards,

because you're going to have a lot of thoughts and a lot of questions. All right, let's jump into it.

Dealing with the father wound is crucial. It's key. I mean, it's the key designation of the identity of God is father.

Jesus referred to God as father in the first person,

and in John they wanted to kill him.

They said that he was committing blasphemy because he was doing that.

So he gives us a new picture of who God is.

And when he tells us to pray, the first words are

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