Page 142 of the unfolding is the story of Courtney Smallbone. You know, Luke looked at me and

Courtney, they say they're two minutes away. And I said, that's too long. It's too late. I get on

the ground with him and I look at him and I just whisper, Jesus, only you can do this. And in that

moment, I saw his chest expand. God's story has been unfolding.

Since the beginning of time. He invites you to be a part of it.

Another page in the unfolding.

Yeah. Another page in the unfolding. Hi, this is Meredith Foster.

God can do great things, but do you expect him to?

That's a question I've been thinking about since my conversation

with Courtney Smallbone. Her family has followed Jesus for generations, but as a teenager, Courtney

was unconvinced until a pivotal experience changed her from skeptic to wholehearted believer.

She saw God doing the impossible, and in Courtney's words, that marked her

for life. It changed her expectations and it prepared her for a day when she would need to believe

for something that looked impossible. Courtney and her husband Luke, who is half of the duo for

King and Country, have four children and live in Columbia, Tennessee.

Courtney and I met at her friend Cassie's shop in Columbia. It's called Electric Freedom,

and that's where we recorded this interview. I grew up from four generations,

pastors kids, so line of Methodist pastors. So I grew up in church. I grew up eating communion for lunch.

Like that's a real thing. And I know some people listening are probably thinking,

that's so cool or like they're scared. And it's both. Like it's scary and wonderful all at the same

time. So I grew up knowing a lot. But I had this crisis of transformation is what I call it

when I was 18, where it's like you know these things, you say you believe these things,

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