The point is we see Peter, he has a lot of foolishness. Now the good news with Peter, there's hope for foolish people. Jesus kept working with him, whereas Jesus gave up on Judas.

Well, and even in Peter's example, I think often we're all like, oh, no, I would never do that. Even Peter, no, I would never deny you Jesus. That would never happen. We say that all the time about stuff. Oh, no, I would never do that. Even Peter, no, I would never deny you Jesus.

That would never happen.

We say that all the time about stuff.

Oh, it won't get that bad.

And then we do it.

And then God's, you know, the Holy Spirit convicts us.

And we realize, oh, I just did what I said I wouldn't do.

And I think that's where foolish people that aren't open to the conviction of the Holy Spirit,

they move toward evil. But if they are open to the conviction, then they will move toward wisdom.

They'll continue to make mistakes along the way, but they'll continue on the path to wisdom.

And they'll make changes in their life that lead toward health.

Well, howdy, Mark and Grace Driscoll here with a real marriage podcast for the Exo Marriage

Podcast Network. We're really, really, really excited to start this year talking about

relationships. Some of the greatest pains and pleasures in life come from our relationships

with people. So here's what we're doing. Episode one, if you missed it,

we dealt with evil people. Episode two today, we're going to deal with foolish people. Episode

three next week, we're going to deal with wise people. And then the grand finale, episode four,

we're going to deal with six kinds of relationships. And so today, baby, I'm here with my wife,

we're talking about foolish people. A minority of people are

wise. A minority of people are evil. Majority of people are foolish. And let's just be honest,

none of us is wise in every area. Every one of us has at least a category or two where we're a little

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