Christian Huff

And we've gotten to see the miraculous truly happen in our marriage.

Like the fact that we have three miracle kids together.

Like it's, it's truly nothing that I ever could have imagined.

And now all I want to do is tell dads, like, think about the legacy you're leaving.

Don't, don't just feed your desires or like men, you know, there's so much more in a marriage when you are, uh, when you're submitted to Christ and you are, you work this out together and you share the hard things and you give grace to each other and you fight and you, um, for each other and for the holiness in your marriage.

Like it's, it's crazy what Jesus can do.

That doesn't equip them if they have a perfect image.

Then when they get older and they're going to be like, oh, I'm the failure.

My mom and dad didn't struggle.

And that's been a hard journey for us, figuring out how to share with them and how to tell them and bring them into the whole process.

And going from hero to human with your kid is really not fun.

But we believe that by bringing them into the journey, that they will know that their mom and dad lived a life surrendered to the fullness of what Jesus called them to.

And it was hard, but they got to be part of a miraculous story of creating a family legacy that we say Jesus is the banner over our life.

So much.

The whole key to it is learn to say, yes, ma'am, at a very early stage in the marriage.

Yeah, that's right.

Was that a turning point?

A lot of heartaches and a lot of presents, a lot of flowers.

Just learn to say, yes, ma'am, you're right.

That's the greatness of marriage, though, and I'll use a wagon with horses, two horses.