Shannon Hopper & Panelist - 11am

Tell us, Luke, what's been a real challenge or struggle for you, maybe as a man or a husband or a dad, and what's God really taught you through that?

I think for me is that you don't have all the answers.

Being okay with saying, okay, look, I actually don't know and I don't have the answers.

And I think your children expect you as a parent to have those answers.

I think it's also acknowledging that we have a relationship with the one that does have all the answers.

Come on,

yeah.

That's so good.

So good.

Yeah, and that takes a humility to be able to say, hey, yeah, I don't know.

And a security in God to say, I don't know, but yeah, he does.

Yeah, what about you,

Ming? Being a dad, we launch into this parenthood thinking that we...

We have no idea what it was.

You saw a girl you like and she's a Christian.

Oh, great.

That's a plus point.

And then before you know it, you get married and you are there.

You are there.

So, however, as a result, there are certain, I would say, convictions that you place along the way.

Like...

You know, when you get married, you say, look, I'm going to look at marriage the way God looks at it.

When God put two together, you don't separate them.

You keep the marriage bed on default.

And that is a starting point.