Gabriel Mizrahi

It may help, it may muddy things a bit, it might bring new things to light, but we shouldn't be afraid to raise our hands and say, hey, I need help thinking through this thing, even if it is ugly and hard to face.

But then to also be brave enough to say, this path isn't working so well for me, let me try a different one.

It did take my parents some time to accept that I wasn't on the same spiritual path and to embrace my now husband.

But seven plus years and two grandkids later, our relationship is stronger than ever.

and then finds those lessons she can carry forward and apply in her life down the road.

Thank you, amigos.

Have a great weekend.

Signed, a gal who learned to be true when she bit off more, both doctrine and chocolate, than she could chew.

I think so.

I don't have a ton to add.

I would actually kind of love to let our listeners do the teaching on this one, because this is all new information for us.

And also an opportunity for her parents to get to know her as the person she is, not the person she was pretending to be for their sake, which I think is very powerful.

Totally, dude.

Lydia and Lydia over here.

And what's interesting is that the whole- And then also doling out literal candy to fix deep-seated problems.

Yeah.

Speaking of candy, you want to unwrap the next one?

All right, what's next?

Hey, Jordan and Gabe.

One of my sisters, Katie, had a terrible postpartum experience when her first child was born two years ago and a friend's church offered biblical counseling, which is different from Christian counseling.