I am unashamed. What about you?

Welcome back to Unashame. Still just the two of us.

They used to write a song, Jayce.

I think they did. I sang it at the end of the last

podcast and I'm not a very good singer. But you sing a lot, so that's, you're kind of like

sigh, you're not afraid to make a joyful noise yeah I've really

sympathized with my wife over the years because she is a singer she is the singer

she's very good I like to sing but when you live with someone who is a singer, you know, I was intimidated at first, but somewhere in our relationship, I started feeling more and more comfortable but I'm not sure how... It would be hard for me

because Missy is so good, but she was also like her mother, a teacher, she taught music, she taught people how to do it.

So you have to be, when you teach something, you have to be correct and you have to be critical,

and say critical in a good way, not just as a critic but you got to if you're going to help somebody

what happens is if you don't have the gift that's why I felt like when we were in choir I mean I didn't I wasn't a gifted

singer now I could hold a tune, you know,

and part of an ensemble of people,

I was not too bad, but I wasn't gifted.

And so I was constantly in trouble.

So if I were married to that person, you just have to embrace, I guess, that you're

really the person who helped me the most on this? Because I mean, look, we're gonna, we go through

Colossians and it does the same thing as

Ephesians where it talks about singing Psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs with

gratitude in your hearts to God.

So I'm like, babe, I am filled with gratitude.

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