You're listening to the Family Discipleship podcast, a podcast of Training the Church.

It was still imprinted upon them, but when you create a home where there's peace and there's self-control,

and they don't have to see mom or dad losing it.

You are creating a gift for future generations.

I would just encourage, seek help, bring it into the light.

Do not let shame tell you that nothing can be done and that your family or your story's

already ruined because

you struggle because that's not true. Amen. But I want to address my sin and be honest about it.

Lay it bare, bring it to the light. That's how you're going to put these things to death.

It's not by hiding them and avoiding them, but bringing them out and saying, let's be done with

them. Yeah.

This is Adam Griffin, and I'm here with my incredibly gifted, talented, fantastic, godly co-hosts.

First, Mrs. Cassie Bryant. How are you doing tonight, Cassie? I'm doing great. You know what? I've just thought about how we're towards end of the season. Yes. And you guys have hosted me for every episode. Wow. Thank you for your hospitality. You're welcome. Well, you are known for your hospitality, but you've got to walk through our kind of messy home with its dishes and blankets. Wow. But I just appreciate you hosting me. Well, we love having you here. I know it's been at a cost to your kids sometimes. It's been a great season. Your dining room table.

This is our, do you guys realize this is our last normal episode of the season? Next week we'll have our live show playing for the listeners. And the week after that, our live Q&A. But here we go, guys, closing out. I didn't know that. Yeah, this is it. That's a big deal. That's a big deal. The voice you're hearing there is my wife. Chelsea Griffin, how you doing tonight, Chelsea? Oh, I'm doing good. Good. I'm happy to be here. You should be happy to be here. This is great work and you're so good at it. Oh, thanks, babe. That's sweet. I mean it. Look at him go. Well, just trying to be an encourager. You are. Say honest, sincere, genuine things. Do we have any reviews that are encouraging? I could bring out a review, but I didn't have one prepared. Here, let me say that one that I was going to go put about you. Yeah, what would you say? If you were reviewing the podcast off the cuff, what would you put? As a dad, I'm so inspired by Adam Griffin. He encourages me to try hard at stuff. Try hard. Oh, you're so good.

Is that exactly how a dad would write it too?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Like, I can't tell anything about it,

but I bet he smells manly.

Yeah.

One of those little ladies always talking about books like little women,

but when Pastor Adam talks, I listen. Stuff like that. Yeah. Yeah. It hurts because of how

inaccurate that is. No, that's real. No. No. Now, people are always telling me stuff like that.

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