and how walking through pregnancy loss in a culture that does not really value human life in the womb and how that affected your grieving process.

Yeah.

I was struck by what you were just saying about what voices we listen to and the voice of Satan.

And as we move into thinking about the voice of culture, I just wanted to note something that I've learned from my friend Jason Kovacs, who's a biblical counselor.

He points out on the Garden of Eden, as God addresses his people who are now in suffering and in sin, he's asking them questions.

And one of those questions was, who told you that? Who told you that you were naked? And Jason takes that opportunity to ask the question, when we're in the midst of suffering or hardship, what voice are you listening to? When we hear these things, we need to ask the question, who told you that? And it strikes me that even now, as we've been recounting these foxes that we've dealt with One has been self, my own comparison.

Another voice has been Satan, and we just spoke about that with shame.

So would you talk about the fox of loneliness?