Troy is a pro-life advocate because he saw firsthand the trauma and guilt his wife experience

for many years due to a past abortion. And that's why they became monthly supporters of the

ministry. We're always encouraged by what focus on the family has been doing and the impact

that that has on life in general,

I feel that it's more than a worthy cause and that if you can spend a little bit of money

and have such a great impact on life, it's really just a no-brainer.

I'm Jim Daly. By working together, we can be a lifeline for pre-born babies and their moms,

and we can help bring godly truth and healing to families like Troy's.

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Or you can donate at FocusOn the family.com slash families.

Not that this has occurred to me, but I've observed it in other couples where they kind of get on each other's nerves.

And, okay, after 40 years, we do that sometimes. And it's really good for us just to push back and to

say, you know, back in the day when we first met, there was this going on, and I loved that about

you. It's just really good to remember how you fell in love. I'm John Fuller,

joined by Dr. Greg Smalley, who heads up our marriage team here at Focus, and we're going to listen

now to a conversation that Focus President Jim Daly had on his show. He joined Sean and Lynette Reed

at a live event, and they told the story of how they met.

So you meet your 15, 16?

We're 15, 16 years old.

So like he hinted to in St. Louis back in the day, the thing to do if you were young

and if you were a believer, was to sing in a gospel choir.

So I was in a choir as well. But not looking for boys.

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