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I personally feel as though the phrase power couple is thrown around too lightly.

Nowadays, if you get married, you're all are a power couple is thrown around too lightly. Nowadays, if you get married, you know,

they're a power couple. And sure, there's some truth to that if we're in Christ, but if everyone is a power couple, then no one is. But, well, without further ado, I would like to introduce

you to a power couple.

You already heard one half of them in your most recent episode on Elijah with Calandra Williams,

and in this episode, we're completing the set with Pastor Trey Williams, her husband.

Trey grew up in Nashville, Tennessee.

His background is in healthcare and business, but his passion, his passion is in sharing the word of God.

His sermons, actually even just his prayers, are spirit-filled, punchy, they're gospel-centric, just as they should be.

Come to think of it. Today's character in focus was that way too,

until he wasn't. And then he really wasn't. It's a shame when things work out like that. All of that

potential lost.

And where do we see more potential than in Israel's first king?

Young, pious, self-doubting, a warrior, a man who at one point himself was after God's own heart,

everything you'd want in a leader.

He even had the good looks. But what is any of that worth if you don't even know how to listen?

Even by today's standards, beauty is celebrated.

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