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

This is Adam Griffin, and before we get to our topic of the hour, let me first introduce my two lovely co-hosts.

First, the purveyor of pastels, this Cassie Bryant. How do you do today, Cassie?

That acronym is Pop. Pop. She's my pop. Yeah. Pop a color. Yeah. Master of Moments, I think, was the

moments that was Mom. And now this is purveyor of pastels. I'm feeling it at him. I like it.

Good. All right. And then the pickiest jelly bean eater you'll ever meet. Chelsea Griffin, how you doing today, Chelsea?

I'm doing great. Not only do I not like jelly beans, I don't like any beans. Hold on. So it's not that you're just picky about the flavors. You don't like them at all. I don't like jelly beans. I don't like green beans. I don't like lima beans, kidney beans, refried beans.

This sounds like a veggie-tale song. I don't like beans. Cassie, have you ever played... Well, I'll eat your jelly beans. Have you ever played the game Bean Boozold? Oh, well, here's the deal. I, as a delegator, I have delegated the game of Bimboozold.

To your husband? I have delegated the game of Beanboozled.

To your husband?

I have helped facilitate my children.

It was like we were with friends.

It was a father-child contest.

And we separated all the beans out.

And man, the one that smelled like rotten eggs and the dirty dishwasher one was, it was foul.

Yeah. For those who've never played Beanboozled as a game of like a kind of roulette,

where you will eat a jelly bean that looks identical from a good tasting, quote unquote,

jelly bean, or it could be a nasty tasting jelly bean. And Chelsea has similarly refused to participate,

although I do think she ate the blue one for which the bad taste was toothpaste and the good taste was like mint or something like that.

But our kids love to play it with babysitters.

They love to get babysitters.

When we are gone, they're like, hey, do you want to play a game?

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