Welcome to Season 5 of the Excel Stillmore podcast. I'm still your host, Chris Emerson, and I'm here to encourage you in your walk with the Lord, and I'm glad you've joined.

The program continues to be sponsored by Cunningham Financial Group. John is a good friend, and he's helped me and my family in everything

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at 205-326-7364. Thank you again for your ongoing encouragement and support. Let's get started.

Hey, welcome back to the program. This is kind of a fun and exciting episode for me because it's based on brand new information.

I mean, on the one hand, it's not

something I've been thinking about for weeks or using for months that I can give you a

testimonial for. But on the other hand, having read it and read comments about it just in the last

two days, it's super fresh. And so the excitement for me is how it will come to life and make a difference for me in the

next few weeks and maybe for you as well as you will hear and understand in just a few moments

it definitely needs a level of balance and that is why as we get into today's episode our title

is not the same as this poem that i'll be reading for you, as I believe the poem

to be a great start for discussion today, but we probably need to go a little further.

So here's the context. I'm just on Facebook a couple of days ago, and I see a post by a friend

of mine from the Houston area, Cheryl Mock. She was sharing some content created by someone else, and the first thing I noticed

was a photo of a hand on a steering wheel, and on that hand was a tattoo of a little heart,

and then in cursive, two words, let them. So what I want to do first is share with you the written

content that went with that photo. I'll tell you now,

you may not agree with all of it. It may seem like some of it goes too far. You may think this

information without balance can be dangerous. And while I entirely support those ideas, as you'll

hear in the progression of the episode, there is still a lot of value for people in this

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