Jase Robertson

And so it gave us an opportunity to minister to them in those moments.

And so then you realize that a project like this, like The Blind, it winds up having –

immediate impact on anybody because it's not our story.

It's God's story.

And it just plays out through before we got it straight and became newborns in Christ.

And so once that happened, everything changed.

So it's just a different way to tell a story.

So what else is going on, Corey?

Really, Corey, they got the prolifics in theirs.

I mean, I've got seven now, and now mine are marrying in.

That's how old mine are.

Well, and you had these interactions like the other night, Christian and Sadie were going out on a date.

And so Anna was watching the girls, and so she brought them over to our house, which was awesome.

Because that's when you get to know, like you get to the conversations.

And her oldest, Honey, is, you tell her, smart.

I mean, and when she would say things, I could hear them in the other room, but when she would say things, she sounded just like Sadie.

I mean, like she picks up her mannerisms.

This one here is a little sad.

But she can already spell her name and does all these things.

She's four years old.