But anyway, we were talking about how Keith and I met last week and how things got to going.

But I want to go a little step further than that tonight, but I want to touch base on a couple of those things.

We talked about that we got married, really, really young, two days out of high school,

and that we were very,

very wealthy, so everything just fell into place, right? Right. No, we were brokeville. We didn't

have two nickels to rub together, and God called us to go to Rama. And when we went to

Rayma, we lived on Prosperity Lane. You know, we had all of our bills

paid, and tuition was always on time, and we never had to believe God for anything. I mean,

because we were hearing about faith, and as soon as we heard about it, we had it covered.

Nata.

Because we were at a faith school.

So, I mean, when you were at a faith school, I mean, you should just automatically just be dumped faith.

And you should automatically just be prosperous and everything should just smooth out.

Right?

Nata.

I can remember times when we didn't have a nickel. Nothing. We didn't have money for gas money.

I remember that our greeting welcome to Tulsa, this was it.

We had just about spent all of his first month's tuition to go to school, to get

registered and go in, and we finally found this place to live. And it was this beautiful

place. We called it Shoot'em Up Alley. Because one night we came out to go to church

and they had the SWAT team on this side, the helicopters on this side,

and they had the whole street blockaded

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