On today's episode of the Data Tired Podcast, I share some suggestions on what to look for when

trying to find a new church for your family. Before we dive into that, though, I want to thank

my friends over at Samaritan Ministries for sponsoring today's episode. Samaritan Ministries

connects hundreds of thousands of Christians across the nation who care for one another spiritually

and financially when a medical need arises. The prayers, encouraging notes, and money you receive

to help pay your medical bills assure you you're not alone. It's biblical, affordable, and you can

join today. Here's how it works. When a medical need arises, you choose the health care providers

and treatments that work best for you and your family. Medical bills are sent to Samaritan Ministries

and they notify members to pray and send you money for your shareable bills. The money received

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help you choose a quality provider, to price medical procedures, and 24-7 access to medical

professionals by phone or email to get medical advice before you visit the doctor, which is going

to save you time and money. It reminds me of Galatians 6-2, which says bear one another's burdens

and so fulfill the law of Christ. If you'd like to be part of this amazing community,

you can go to Samaritanministries.org slash dad tired. Again, that Samaritanministries.org slash dad tired.

Sometimes I think when we are thinking about the concept of being the spiritual leader of our

home, we can oftentimes overcomplicate it and we just think too deeply about it. What devotional

day do I need to use? Do I know enough theology? Have I studied the Bible well enough? We add

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