Candace Cameron Bure

And that's why it's so important to have quiet time or study time, whatever word you want to call it, Bible time.

And it is remarkable for me to sit here and talk to you

You know scripture like the back of your hand.

You have so much memorized.

There is so much wealth in you, biblical wealth and knowledge that you've memorized and really bound to your heart.

It's so impressive.

And I say that not just as a compliment, I compliment you, but that tells me how much time you've spent in the word.

that you know the Bible, you've spent time with God, you've sat and meditated on his word, you've put it, you've written it upon your heart so that you know it and it comes out and overflows within your speech and your dialogue, your conversations.

And you don't get that way without spending real time and to even come to a place of, well, how do I have a heart change, a heart posture that wants to be pleasing and honoring to God

is you gotta just start spending time with them, however that looks.

And that's always the battle in our world, whether you're in school and you have all your classes or you're a young mom and you've got a baby and you're taking, I get it, like lives are busy, but that time that you spent every single day is another notch in your belt.

Again, not in an achieving kind of way, but just spending time with God and he is going to mold and shape you in that time.

Yeah, it's so true.

Oh, this was great.

Well, we have a listener question and this is from Rita.

It's not a question about sin.

We, oh, we get to say congratulations.

Rita is getting married in a month.

Congrats, Rita.

What is some of the best advice you would give to a couple who are fairly new to their faith?