Dave Flue had no intention of adopting children when he and his wife Ashley married in 2008.

Ashley had.

It kind of sounds bad when I say, you know, love, but you know, just the feeling I had, you

know, our biological kids, I felt like we're my kids and I was worried that I wouldn't

be able to love other people's kids as well as they deserve as well as they should.

Ten months after the wedding, they had their first daughter.

The next daughter came in 2012.

And then we kind of thought we were done.

I was kind of holding firm on not adopting, but there was a woman at our church.

The woman, Sherry, had taken in two girls, the daughters of a close friend.

The girls were reunited with their mother, only to be removed again.

And Sherry sent out kind of an SOS to the entire church and she said, it looks like these

girls are going to have to be adopted.

Is there anybody who can take them?

They even Ashley read the message separately while it worked.

That evening, after their daughters were in bed, they discussed opening their home and

their hearts to two more daughters.

What I think is interesting about our story is that I think a lot of families think about

it for a really long time.

For us, we went to work one day as a family of four.

And by the time the night fell, we were considering being a family of six.

Just in an instant, we said, okay, you know, what does God have for us in this and how

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