Mm-hmm, you bet.

That's them right there.

Pretty, pretty epic just seeing the cameras come out because this doesn't happen all the time.

It doesn't? No, I mean you guys aren't like together. We're never together. The last time I saw you,

Dr. Stanley, was at Passion in the Georgia Dome, which was pretty incredible. You came to open

Passion in prayer, which your son has done before, and our youth pastor growing up, Mary Giller's

dad has also been a part of the openings of Passion, and you were kind enough to come and just give

your blessing to all these college students that were there. And then you and I got to sit together

through the whole session, David Crowder, leading worship, and Carrie Underwood jumped up there,

and Christine Cain was preaching, and we got to experience all that side by side. That was pretty

crazy. Yeah, it was. I have a story about that, and I wasn't even there. In fact, he doesn't know

this, and I haven't told him yet. And he won't even know how amazing this is, but this is my

daughter who is 21's most dreadful thought. Carrie Underwood was there, not a big Carrie Underwood

fan simply because, you know, that's not his style of music. So after the event, this is all

second hand, you may, but you may know this story better than me. Carrie Underwood wants to get

her picture made with my dad. And so she's trying to find him, but this, you know, it had been going on

for several hours, and so Philip said to my dad, you know, not necessarily Carrie Underwood,

would have liked to have her picture made with you. And he said, well, you know, we've been here

long enough. I need to get on going. So my daughter, it's like mortified that Carrie Underwood wanted

to have her picture made with her grandfather. And he's like, you know, we got, who was that again?

You got to go. Isn't that, that's just great. So I said to Allie today, I said, but Allie,

you can have your picture made with the guy who Carrie Underwood wanted to have her picture made with.

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