Coming up on marriage today with Jimmy and Karen.

When we had no clue about anything else, sometimes no clue how to even begin to love and understand each other or any of that,

to have the anchor, to have that place to run and say,

God, we're trusting you, we're trusting that your word is true, we're anchoring our hearts

to that, and all of us are saying he has been faithful through all of it. Oh, This session is called a court of three strands and we're calling it that

from Ecclesiasties forces two are better than one because they have a good reward for their labor,

for if they fall one will lift up his companion, but woe to him who is a lone when he falls,

for he has no one to help him.

Again, if two lie down together they will keep warm, but how can one be

warm alone, though one may be overpowered by another, two can withstand him, and a threefold

court is not quickly broken. You know, God created marriage in the Garden of Eden, Karen, and it wasn't Adam and Eve. It was Adam and even God. And God was the court of three strands. And what I want you to hear from all of the couples here

is just simply about your faith in Christ. I just want to say thank you. Thank you for being

great role models. Thank you for standing up when it's really difficult, telling your story,

when it's easier not to tell your story, and all of that. But Sean and Catherine over here, the first

question, you know, it's kind of a dud with them is how did you meet?

You know, so it, you know, so, y'all were on the bachelor, you were on the bachelor.

We met the old-fashioned way.

Yes, I was the bachelor and I had 26 26 women all buying for me I guess and she...

It's not right.

It didn't feel right either.

And, you know, long story short, I went into that crazy world, not expecting anything.

I kind of figured, you know, God has opened this door. I'm going to walk through it but I don't see myself ever

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