Hey everybody welcome back to the podcast if you have a question for me email

podcast at granger Smith.com that's what we do here I answer your questions could be

about anything we've done this for a few years now and they have the questions have been all over the map.

I'm gonna get right to it. The first question comes from Rachel. Once again if you want to email me

podcast at GrangerSmith.com and this one I'm gonna lead off with. I have not done much I haven't seen these at all so we're going in blind and I think I like it better this way I don't I don't know what I'm getting into

Rachel says hey Granger my name is Rachel from Alabama. First, I wanted to encourage you and

thank you for sharing the wisdom that God has given you. I grew up in church and

in Christian school, yet your podcast still teaches me a lot.

I often use what I've learned from you to answer tough questions from

children from my children etc. My question is this my three-year-old daughter has a severe

speech and language delay that affects both her understanding of spoken words and

her speech. My father-in-law, like many people in

charismatic Christianity circles, he believes that with enough faith she will be

healed. He recently told me, she will be healed. He recently told me, she will be healed of her language disorder. I am

believing in her full healing and I am praying full healing over her. Whether it's today, tomorrow, or two years from now God will

heal her. I told him that I pray for her healing too, but my faith means that I trust in God's sovereignty in her life, regardless of whether

her healing is here on Earth or in heaven, whether or not she ever communicates normally

will be part of God's perfect plan. Is there anything else you could add to my response to help me better understand next time?

Hey Rachel, great question and I think your is is right where mine is on this and this is the tough issue

That you have to really you have to tread lightly is itpa? Did you say grandpa?

My father-in-law? Okay, you have to tread lightly with father-in-law. And you really have to do,

you have to act with patience and understanding and love.

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