Jase Robertson

I mean, literally.

Our dad was like, don't trust him, boy.

Dad has said a lot of great things, but when it came to marriage stuff, he didn't really know.

But it also, Jace, that passage is, you know, we've been talking about it a lot in 1 John because we hadn't gotten there yet, but God is love.

So I think when you see Paul's description that the just sheer purity of God's love, when you read that passage and the power of that, and you're right, we can never be there, you know, we're human beings, we're never going to live up to any standard 100%, but even the striving towards that purity to be that person...

in a relationship and to see it is unbelievable.

Because my deal is, so I had every reason not to trust, obviously, because Lisa violated that trust.

But then, so my deal was, how do we put it back together?

How do we, this thing is broken into so many pieces.

How could we possibly put it back together?

Right.

They're wounded and, you know, and they still, we see things from that era of our life that they have to deal with because of that.

But Lisa has a beautiful illustration in our presentation where she talks about, I think it's the Japanese that, you know, and they take a broken vessel and they put it back together with the gold inlay.

And so you've probably studied it.

So the idea is that it's more valuable.

once put back together than it even was before.

And I love that idea.

And that's exactly what our relationship is.

And so a lot of people have asked me through the years, well, cause you know, I speak to a lot of people that are going through infidelity and did just this past weekend.

And so their thing is how could I possibly trust again?