You're listening to the Family Discipleship Podcast, a podcast of Training the Church.

This is Adam Griffin, and I'm here without Cassie Bryant, but with my lovely co-host.

Yeah, we're booing Cassie today.

We miss her, but she's the worst. But Chelsea

Griffin's here. Hey, Chelsea. Hey, Chelsea. A question for you. I'm ready. Favorite deep cut,

seldom remembered Bible story. What's a deep cut from the Bible? Like a deep cut meaning maybe a story

that we're not teaching to kids that you love or a story that most people who are

kind of familiar with the Bible wouldn't be aware of. I think it's hard for me to tell what is like

really poorly like a poorly remembered story that a lot of people don't know. But it comes up in

our house a lot, which is King Eglon, the morbidly obese guy that was sent to, like, attack the Israelites.

And then so then God sent Ehud to rescue them.

And he did it by, like, stabbing a sword so deeply into adipose tissue that it swallowed up the sword.

And then he, like, locks the door. Remember, he leaves him in the little chamber. And he sneaks out. And then his servants think that he's pooping. Oh, man. Why would our boys love this story? Yeah. This is why it comes up so much in our house. They think that he is having a number two. And so they don't bother him. They feel uncomfortable. They leave him in there and he dies. And then when they open the door, finally, they unlock it. And he is dead. Oh, man. Sad. Yeah, why aren't we teaching that to kids more? I mean, there's a lot of important things in there about taking care of your body, about privacy, about how the Lord can do weird. Like he works in mysterious ways.

I mean, it will preach.

Yeah, let's preach it.

I'll do a series on that. That's a good idea. Yeah, what about you? Oh, deep cuts. People always throw out to me, so it's not a deep cut. Yeah, the she bears one of like, because I don't have hair, people like, oh, Have you read that story where like you don't make fun of bald men?

And I'm like, yeah, I love that story.

Recently, there's a couple stories in Kings. people like, oh, have you read that story where like you don't make fun of bald men? And I'm like, yeah, I love that story.

Recently, there's a couple stories in Kings that I've loved that involved lions that I didn't

remember from the last time I read Kings where there's a guy called a man of God.

They don't even say his name, but he disobeys God and he's killed and then guarded by a lion.

And then there's these non-men of God who are Assyrian kind of invaders and they're

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