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Welcome to the Family Discipleship Podcast.

We're here to equip and encourage Christian parents to lead their families.

We're now posting every other Monday all year long and often, lately, but really every once in a while.

We post short episodes between full-length episodes, about 10 minutes, where we address one question. We've got a bunch

of listener questions to get to, so the one that we're handling today comes from a listener.

If you would also like us to consider a question, just go to familydiscipleship.com and fill out

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Facebook and send us a message. But the question we have today for me and my lovely wife,

Chelsea Lane Griffin, hi Chelsea. Oh, hey. To address together is how have y'all handled sleepovers?

How have you handled sleepovers? Which, Chelsea, I actually really like the 15-year sleepover that we've had going.

Yeah, we're doing great. Yeah, ours is great. So we're going to go ahead and be like pro-sleepover. Yeah, pro-sleepover, not against it. Yeah, just for our family. Oh, but within the bounds of one long-term monogamous relationship that we would call a covenant marriage. Yes. Yeah, that's a good one. Critical. What if, let's just assume for a second, just to extent, because that's a quick answer. What if the question is about for kids? Oh, they're not talking about us being married. Yeah, probably not. Okay. Yeah. Tricky sleepovers. Tricky, tricky. It is tricky. And really the question is how if we handled it, which is an easier question than answering,

here's how y'all should handle it. Right.

Because to be prescriptive in this is not something we're trying to do.

No.

We're not trying to set a policy for America.

No.

For the world.

For Christians everywhere.

But I will tell you that we have reasonable reasons why we decided are we're going to handle sleepovers a certain way.

So, Chelsea, you want to get into it?

What comes to mind for you?

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