If God watches over all of his children, then why wasn't I watched over?

I was subject to all forms of abuse via my foster family for the last 17 years.

Still to this day, this question has never been answered.

Chad Warren, father, husband, pastor, friend, frequent guests on the podcast. Welcome back, sir.

It is great to be here. Man, I love it. I love it. I love it when you're here.

We have questions and you are the man with the answers.

I have some answers and I'm a man.

So we build this podcast if you're new. We make it as if we're all sitting around a camp fire

or sitting in the truck and there's three of us, me and Chad, and you're asking the questions.

And we could walk through some of these questions as if we've known each other forever

and as if we're just giving friend advice to each other.

If you want to send an email, shoot it over to GrangerSmithPodcast at gmail.com. GrangerSmithPodcast

at gmail.com could be any subject. As long as I've done this now,

I see the subject matters get wider and wider and we welcome that. So we're going to dig in.

Chad and I are going to dig in. I love it when Chad's here. You're a Montana boy.

Texas re-planet. That's right. And is there a state in between Montana and Texas that you lived?

Colorado. Colorado. Yeah. Yeah. So you're clever. Have some considered North Texas.

So not Colorado people. They hate that. No, they don't. Look, these Texans out of here.

Yeah. When we live there, my wife being from Texas and that's where we met

was in South Texas or the southern part of the hill country. And when we live there,

we reminded them that, look, you get to have fun and Colorado exists probably because Texans

consider it North Texas and they vacation here. I wouldn't say that to anybody in Colorado.

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