Welcome to Crages Parenting Podcast, a weekly show to quit parents with biblical truth on raising

confident Christian kids in an uncertain world. Hi, I'm Angie from Crages Mom.

I'm Isaac from Resolute Man. We've been married for 21 years and have seen the fruit from

raising our eight kids biblically based on the raw truth found in the Bible. We can no longer let

the culture win the hearts of children. Too many children from Christian families are walking

away from their faith by age 18 and it doesn't have to be this way. It shouldn't be this way. Join us

as we start an important conversation about effective parenting.

Hi everyone. Welcome to the podcast. Hey guys. Welcome back to another one of the real and raw

conversations. Absolutely. So we're talking about marriage tips for the great transition. You know

about that if you heard our last episode, but if not, we'll explain it a little bit. It was on

parenting during the great transition in that podcast. We got so much awesome feedback. People

seem to really, really love that podcast. So we thought that we would just share some more,

but this time from the perspective of marriage. So it stands alone, even if you haven't heard

of the last one, but go check it out if you haven't too. That'd be fun. And it's so important that

we speak biblical truth and we think about all of us, biblical truth in relation to the times we're

in because we have a huge jurisdiction as parents as spouses, which is what we're talking about today.

That's right. So today we have some an encouraging, well, an encouraging conversation. Isaac and

I went through, you know, us, we love dry raceboards. I even still have my ex-bo pin if you're watching

this on rumble here. But you know, honestly, one of the things that really hit us hard and I hope

that you hear me out on this. If there's, there's a couple of things that are like crucial that we hope

you walk away with. This is one of them. Overwhelm can happen, right? When you start thinking about all

the things that you potentially want to do when you become aware and you have your eyes open and

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