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You know what I'm saying? One of the coolest things about my life, other than being Holly's husband and Graham and Elijah and Abby's dad, is getting to meet people who share things with me that are so deep and so tender and so touching, and usually they do it in such a short amount of time.

So when I meet somebody and they go to the church, or they've been blessed by the ministry of this church, I get the privilege of hearing from them, "Hey, I wasn't doing so good.

Um, I don't wanna go into all the details right now, but I just wanna say to your entire congregation, thank you.

Um, the song Jireh got me through a season of, of terrible loss.

I actually lost my child." And people would just say this, and it's so intense and it's so quick.

One day me and Holly were walking through the streets of Charleston, and it was the month of July, so it was very hot outside, and she had an ice cream cone.

And, uh, somebody walked up and said, "I know you." And Holly was like mid-lick.

[laughs]

And the person went from excited to crying just like that.

And now Holly has a dilemma on her hands.

[laughs]

This person is crying and sobbing because obviously they're about to share something very deep and meaningful.

And the question is, to lick-

[laughs]

... or not to lick, because the, the ice cream is running down her hand, but I think she just slowly put the thing behind her back and ...

[laughs]

It's a privilege.

I always love to hear these things and, um, you get positive stuff out there.

Um, not very much negative in real life.

That's internet courage.

Yeah.

[cheering]

People in real life are kind.

Yeah.

That's right.