What was that transition like for you?

It was a struggle for me at first.

I worked in a place for 12 years where we were all really close friends and we'd go out on the weekends, even some evenings in the week.

So there'd be lots of what we call office gossip as well and the partying.

And when I gave my heart to the Lord, I was back in that workplace and I felt a bit alone because I wanted to be part of what I was.

I've always been part of.

But you just know that something's different.

So what are your thoughts on that when they say, pastor, should I go to the

So we both Emma was you were churched when you as a child,

I always went to Sunday school with my mum and dad.

So I always knew the scriptures, believed in Jesus, believed in God.

I just never gave my heart to the Lord.

It just wasn't something that I ever witnessed happening where we went.

that you knew about him i knew about him i without a shadow of a doubt believed in jesus and in all the stories that i'd heard but it wasn't really any more than a story okay if that makes sense yeah um and then through a through a friend who invited us to church um as soon as we went um as david will probably share it just felt like home as soon as we walked in we just knew we were in the right place It spoke to us.

It was as if the words that were being spoken were directly for us.

So

Um,

it's too late.

It's done.

It's done.

And.

I was talking about trying to find a driving instructor because this is the other thing that amuses me is I come on this and I don't even drive, let alone instruct people how to.

So I'm actually quite scared of learning to drive and I need to learn to drive.

There's nothing new there, is there? You don't need to say that in advance.