1. To convince a child to keep walking, try switching roles with them. Let the child play

the role of the parent. They'll immediately do what you want them to do.

You are raising in your home people that the Bible is very clear about their status. They

need to be converted. Not just to conformity of their behavior. They need a transforming

encounter with the gospel of Jesus Christ. That is the ultimate priority.

It's time for wretched radio with Togfrio. It's time! It's the wretched radio,

male-cold delivery bag, Q&A infotainment nationwide extravaganza,

featuring your voicemails, correspondences, communicates, dispatches, memorandums and

missus. Any special message for all the kids watching at home? What we need right now is a clear

message to the people of this country. You have 1200 messages. It is a bit above average.

Now here's your host, Todd, Freakishly Tallfrio. This is wretched radio. Mochus

Gracias, for sending questions, comments, conundrum, snarks to idea dretchen.org,

and while you're at it, don't forget anything wretched. I covet it in the nonsinful kind of way,

please. There's just no, we could have a staff of a hundred to do research and we wouldn't

find what you come up with on the internet that is wretched content. So please send it to idea

at wretched.org. All right, we start with a question from Oseal. Todd, my wife and I are expecting

a baby, and we're considering a 12-week paternity leave. Some people have advised against that,

claiming that it's rooted in unbiblical ideas. I'm researching the topic, but I struggle to find

answers. Do you have any insight you could provide? What Bible verse would say that you shouldn't

take time off when you have a baby? I'm trying to think I presume somebody has some biblical support,

or at least an illusion to a Bible verse. That's up to each family. I don't know your finances.

I don't I don't know your economic situation. If you have the ability to take that luxury,

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