Hey, my friends, it's Matt, this is a 10 minute Bible Hour podcast, and I've got a personal

question for you today that I will not be able to hear the answer to because of the one

way nature of the medium, but still, I want to ask it because I think it's an interesting

thought exercise with nothing else.

What is the most consequential conversation I ever had in your whole life?

I thought about this a little bit before I turned on the mic, and I know it's going

to seem cliche, but for me, it's got to be asking Camilla to marry me, right?

I'm not going to try to be cocky or anything, but I knew the answer before I asked because

I mean, where is it at that point in the relationship?

I wouldn't have asked if I wasn't pretty dang sure she was going to say yes, but still,

I was nervous, and I guess a little bit, even as a young man, I could kind of imagine

the implications of her saying yes, and what we were about to become together, looking

back on it from this vantage point right now, wow, it's far and away the most consequential

decision or conversation of my life because I am my kids and our future and where we've

lived and what we've done, all of that stuff.

None of it happens the same way without her and none of the awesome stuff she's accomplished

and done happens without the kids and the family.

I mean, we all prop each other up and encourage each other and have shared life together.

It's just, it's a huge deal.

It's the human watershed moment of my life, and I bet for most of you who are married

is probably, you're probably come up with the same thing, right?

It's whenever that question got asked, but I bet there are a few of you whose brains go

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