This episode starts with Beau remembering the time an alligator — also known as a swamp puppy, dinosaur dog, or whatever else Florida has decided to call it — absolutely deleted a goose beside the 13th hole of a golf course.

Brett responded by sticking his tee shot within three feet. Naturally, we move from there into mathematics.

In this solo episode of Quite Frankly, Beau talks about fantasy football drafts, fiber-maxing with black beans, ergodicity, neuroplasticity, probability, why repeated attempts change us, Galatians 6:9, spiritual fatigue, becoming more like Jesus, eternal inheritance, baptism, Labor Day laboring, tennis, chicken pot pie, King Manasseh, repentance, and whether anyone is truly too far gone for the gospel.

The episode eventually lands on a question Beau has been thinking about:

What if you don’t need more clarity? What if you need more trust? We often pray for God to show us exactly what He is doing, what comes next, and how everything will work out. But faith may require being okay with not knowing — trusting that God is working even when the path isn’t clear. Keep showing up. Don’t grow weary of doing good. Be stubborn about following the Lord.

Also, 459 attempts apparently changes everything.

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