Today’s discussion took us on a profound journey through moral dilemmas and life’s tough questions. Patrick grappled with complex issues, like balancing family relationships and well-being when faced with a loved one’s misconduct. He explored repentance and salvation, drawing parallels from Scripture with the parable of the fig tree. Patrick also did not shy away from politics, emphasizing the importance of moral consistency in leadership. To our young listeners seeking guidance, to those questioning where happiness and moral principles intersect, we provided perspective rooted in faith and scripture.

• Anonymous email from a Christian Scientist responding to a conversation Patrick had with a nurse a couple of days ago about the moral responsibility to provide medical intervention even if it’s against someone’s religious beliefs
• Patrick responds to an email about refusing to vote for anyone who supports abortion
• Mike – IVF: How can the church say it is wrong since God allowed life to be born that way? (12:29)
• Patrick Madrid: The Mass is the Mass is the Mass (Patrick is excited about a new Mass book coming out soon) (18:15)
• Natalie – Can I be happy for my friend who is using IVF to conceive a child? (23:04)
• Margaret (12-years-old) – How do I argue with a boy that thinks you are once saved, always saved?
• Gaby – My mother-in-law is having an affair with her daughter’s ex-boyfriend. She is not living with her husband anymore, but they are still married. This has caused a rift in the family. We don’t want her to baby sit our kids anymore. Is that okay?

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