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Howdy? Pastor Mark here. Welcome to our whiteboard sessions. We've got a series on family systems. Happily

Never After How to Leave and Cleave. We've got a workbook with it. And today we're in studio.

And we're going to jump into some behind the scenes content on some of the most popular

questions that were asked. And so here's how it worked. I think it's maybe started in Genesis series, posted a little clip of things that I tell my now

married kids, and that is that when they get married, he's not joining her family, she's not

joining his family, they're starting a brand new family.

And they get to decide kind of how are we going to do family, where are we going to live,

go to church, raise our kids, all those big issues, due for the holidays and vacations. And it blew up.

Some 60 million people online thought that was interesting. So that led to this series and it's more pastoral and counseling and coaching and kind of putting the dad hat on because now I've got

three married kids and two grandsons and so we took kind of the top questions that came in from around

the world and we'll answer some of those for you I don't honestly remember what they are because

I'm 53 and I'm starting to forget things. So who's going first,

guys? I can go first. All right. How do you share with your mother-in-law without offense?

How do you share with your mother-in-law without offending you while we're officially right into it?

So my wife, Grace, and I, we've been faithfully married 31 years. We've been together 35 years. And

sometimes you have problems with your family because your family has a bad system. That can be

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