Welcome to Crages Parenting Podcast, a weekly show to quit parents with biblical truth on raising

confident Christian kids in an uncertain world. Hi, I'm Angie from Crages Mom.

I'm Isaac from Resolute Man. We've been married for 21 years and have seen the fruit from

raising our eight kids biblically based on the raw truth found in the Bible. We can no longer let

the culture win the hearts of children. Too many children from Christian families are walking

away from their faith by age 18 and it doesn't have to be this way. It shouldn't be this way. Join us

as we start an important conversation about effective parenting and following.

Welcome back to the podcast. If you're a new listener, welcome to you as well. We're happy you're

here. We always aim to give you an honest, straightforward, biblically sound episode and a lot of

times, there are about things we've either learned a long time ago or we're walking through right

now. And this is a walking through right now kind of day. That's right. Although we're going to

be sharing reflections as well. So Isaac thought that it would be a good idea to bring up the topic

of pregnancy because I am about to enter into my third trimester with our, well, this is our

11th pregnancy, our ninth baby earth side. And she's young and beautiful at 41 and the title is

honest reflections being 41 and pregnant with number nine. So whether you are planning to have

more kids or not, this is an encouragement because even if you're not having more kids, this will

help you with other sisters in Christ that are. That's right. And I think that, well, I'll just be

honest. I mean, you guys may or may not know. But about 10 years ago, I wrote my first book called

Redeeming Childbirth. It was published nine years ago. And it was quite a journey to do that. But it

was a labor of love kind of like how having a baby is a labor of love. Mothering is a labor of love.

And so I should actually kind of count that as one of my babies because it took me

that was a good. It was a good after 400 pages. And I'm like, well, let's whittle this down a

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