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Well, welcome to Family Talk, the broadcast division of the Dr. James Dobson Family Institute.

I'm Roger Martian on today's program.

I'll be sliding into the co-host seat here to talk about a very, very important topic with a very special guest.

Now, you know, there are certain limitations that we have in life, certain parameters that we all have to live within every day.

And the ones that make sense to us are fairly easy to deal with. For example, you have a

certain amount of money in your bank account, right? Okay. If you don't have enough to spend

on a certain item, then you just won't spend it. I mean, that all makes sense. Also,

depending on your health or the level of physical fitness you have, you can only

hike for so long in a day. I know that because I had open heart surgery six years ago, and

hiking's a little tougher for me some days than others. Most of us are probably pretty good

with the limitations that we have to deal with on a daily basis. But what happens to those

long-term larger limitations that really seem to kind of

hold you back in your spiritual life and other areas of your relationships? Well, on today's

edition of Family Talk, we're going to bring in a special guest, Sarah Hagerty, to talk about her

brand new book called The Gift of Limitations and how these can be so important and practical

in our everyday lives.

Sarah Hagerty is a best-selling author.

She's written books including unseen, adore, and every bitter thing is sweet.

Sarah is married to her husband, Nate, and together they have seven children,

and even that is a story about limitations being exceeded that we'll talk about later here on the program.

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