But if you have, let's jump into the second and final episode featuring a conversation between me and Jay Heck with Being Sons.

A phrase that you brought up with me in one of our offline conversations, second half.

And I thought, bam, second half.

Am I really there? Oh God, am I really in the second half? What are some of the most important lessons from the first half that you're carrying into the second half? Is there anything that really pops out to you that says, now that I learned from the first half, I can really saddle up with God in the second half?

And in the same spirit, while we have a moment, being sons, and this is an inflection point for what God's entrusted to you, I would love on behalf of just my own heart and whoever would be listening to this series to hear what's going on in this moment for being sons.

Yeah, it's a big, it feels like a big moment, certainly significant for me as a son to move into more of a little bit more complicated role We are becoming our own 501c3.

praying every day as I get up, God help me for every question that I get answered, another 10 questions are going to get put before me today.

And he has held my heart in his hands to bring me peace day after day after day.

So I think I share that story as an example that impossible is the safest place, and it's the most restful place, and it's the holiest place, and it's always offered by God in a portion that's exceedingly kind and available because He knows who we are, and He knows where we are, and He meets us right where we are, and it's a breath away.

[gentle music] What a beautiful story.

And to you fathers out there who are listening, yeah, that's for you.

That's for you.

And, and Morgan and I share-- have had several conversations about our failures in raising daughters and our joys in raising daughters.

And one of the things that, that you pointed out so well, Morgan, is just relinquishing and saying, "God, you're her father."

Yeah.

"So do the impossible, and help me do what I can do without taking on the part that is truly impossible for me.