I met Aloha and welcome to Amen podcast where we preach the good news of Jesus Christ and

how it applies to everyday life. I'm Luka Lonnie your host and today we have a special episode

for you. We are answering questions from a Q&A post we did over on Instagram and so I mean yeah

that's what we're doing so let's just get right into it. I'll pray us in and then we'll start with

our first question. Father thank you so much for technology and that we can connect through it

and we just ask that this time glorifies you and that we learn more about you and who you are

and what you desire for us and desire for our lives. Just give us graces we speak and be with

a person listening on the other side and we just ask that as we answer a few questions it would

help many and that you would just be continuing to ask the questions in our heart every day.

It's in Christ name my pray. Amen. Amen beautiful question. What is the first a beautiful

beautiful prayer? Beautiful prayer. I like what you said about allowing us to ask the right questions

in our heart. Okay what's the first question? The first question is how did we meet we had a few

of these so we're that's a great one. So do you want to answer? Sure we met at a it was a church

plant at the time and there was a college ministry on Friday nights so that's where we met and we were

friends first and then we were engaged like four months later. Exactly our time of knowing each other

till the day we got married was eight months total but four months engagement someone's car

alarms going off. Oh no it's a truck right in front of us. Okay it's good for good. But yeah I just

saw her carrying a plate of food at our college group and she was just never sitting down the whole

time just serving everyone making sure everyone was okay and good and she seemed like so cool and so

beautiful. I was like this is like this kind of person that needs to be being served not serving

the food so it was just kind of like an anomaly and she stuck out to me and so I just told her

I lived on the other side of town so every time we got together with our college group and we

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