Hey guys, welcome back to the Dad Tired podcast. Really excited for you to listen to today's

conversation. It's a really fascinating one. Before we jump in, a couple things. One, if you haven't

checked out, I just put these brand new dinner time discussion cards on our shop. I've been spending

the last year creating these really, really cool. Again, if you're watching on Spotify or YouTube,

which I suggest you do it, just kind of makes the conversations that we have on the podcast

come alive. But anyway, you can see these cards here. They're really, really cool. You just open

it up. This takes zero prep work, man. You just pull one of these cards out. There's tons of cards

in here. You just pull one of these cards out and then you grab one

and they are filled with questions that you can ask your family at the dinner table or in a car

ride or at vacation or sitting around the living room or whatever you're doing. So I just randomly

pulled one out. The question on this one is, what are some ways we can reconcile

with someone who's hurt us, who we've hurt or someone who has hurt us? And then there, I put

scripture references for every one of those questions. So if you want to like have bonus points

and turn it into a little Bible study, it's super easy. You just read those two passages.

It will talk about what it looks like to reconcile

through the Word of God. And then you guys can just spend a little bit of time pointing your

family back to Jesus. Second question is here, what does it mean to have a heart of worship?

And then I listed some verses there and the scriptures that talk about what it looks like to have

a heart of worship. So anyway, there are hundreds of these questions that you can just literally pick up the box,

grab a card, ask your kids, your family, these questions,

and they are very simple, easy ways to point your kids' eyes and hearts closer to Jesus.

So if you want to pick a pair of these or a set of these cards, I'm surprised.

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