What's up everybody? Welcome back to the podcast America's favorite

podcast in the whole world. I'm just kidding I made that up.

I probably America's most unprepared podcast. So we could probably fall in that category. What I do here is I

answer your questions which is why I'm not prepared because I think it's better if

I'm not because you ask me a question anything could be about any subject and you email it

podcast at granger Smith dot com that's an email podcast at granger Smith

com and I will answer it as unpreparedly as I can because that would mean that would

make it more like you and I are sitting in the cap of a truck and you ask me a question we're driving down a back road and you say hey man could I could I run something by you

something that's been bothering me in that situation I would not be prepared I would say shoot

tell me and you would dump it on me and I would give you my best

advice as a friend with a biblical worldview sitting firmly on a biblical worldview and and try to come to

continue to direct you back towards what I firmly believe is the right, the true worldview.

That's the introduction of of trying to explain why I like to keep this loose. Okay, let's go to the first question

It comes from Katie. It says, hey Granger, this is Katie. I'm 38 married for 16 years.

Got three kids. Both my husband and I grew up in church. My husband doesn't like most churches we have attended as an adult. Either he thinks

that they are slightly racist or too old school. It's interesting. He loves Jesus and

praise at night like I do, although lately has been questioning the religion of

Christianity.

It says that Jesus was the King of the Jews,

and Christians in general have been evil in the past.

My question is, should I follow my husband and understand his questioning or find a church myself and go alone?

So Katie, right off the bat, you know, we're riding in the truck, we're having this conversation,

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