What's off? I'm Granger. I'm the Ant-Man. I'm Amber. It's 99-for-1 podcast. And we have Amber sitting in for Parker. We do. And we have Ann Wilson sitting in for Tyler.

Yes. Welcome. Thank you. First, you're the first guest we've had, so you must be really special. You're in town.

And Tyler is in Nashville for a wedding and you played a concert at

Two Step In in Georgetown, Texas yesterday. Yes. And we somehow worked it out where you were able to

come. Yeah. Welcome. Thank you. I'm so excited to be here. Saturday was nasty weather. You got the...

Yeah, it was beautiful yesterday. Gorgeous. Perfect weather.

You have, you've been in Texas at least three times I know in the last few, just few months.

Yeah. Yeah, we have. We travel here often, which we love, because we love Texas so much, and it's always so good to be here. Where are you from? I'm from Lexington, Kentucky. But I've lived in Nashville for six years, so I feel like it's starting to really feel like home. How old are you? 24. Yeah. Moved at 18. Yes, all by myself out of high school. I don't know how, looking back, I don't know how I did that. But yeah, I was only 18 and moved all by myself and started my career and had no friends, knew no one, had no church community, like no one. It was a crazy season. Wow. Yeah, It was a lot. I did that at 20.

Sounds like you.

Yeah.

Nobody.

I knew nobody.

There was one like friend of a friend of somebody that went to Baylor and I had, I had her number.

And on the 4th of July, I texted her in 22,000, 2000. I think 2,000. I think it's 2000. Yeah. It's, it says, it does something to your soul and it says

something about you. It defines a part of you in that way doing that, especially at 18. Yeah, for sure. Yeah. And so how did the Lord save you?

I grew up in a Christian church or a Christian home, you know, the church, like just always

knew about God, knew about Jesus. But it always felt like religion to me, like something I was supposed to

just check off of a list, you know, or pleasing my parents because they wanted me to have faith.

So when I was in seventh grade, it was my first day of that year, of that school year,

we had like this new Bible teacher come to our school and we, I grew up in a very small

private Christian school like 10 kids in my graduating class, a tiny school. So when we got new

teachers and new staff, it was always a big deal, but it was also like very rare that we got

...