Laela Dasher Skinner

And so then she reached out to Reeves and yeah, you probably can take it from there.

Wow.

Wow.

Wow.

It's my favorite song.

It's my favorite song.

It's my favorite song.

I don't know who said this recently, but they were like, I think it was Brandon, pastor of our church back in Black Mountain. He said, you know, you're having all these dreams to like go overseas and be a part of this mission work and, you know, do these like awesome things for the kingdom, but like you're not even making your bed.

I don't know who said this recently, but they were like, I think it was Brandon, pastor of our church back in Black Mountain. He said, you know, you're having all these dreams to like go overseas and be a part of this mission work and, you know, do these like awesome things for the kingdom, but like you're not even making your bed.

I don't know who said this recently, but they were like, I think it was Brandon, pastor of our church back in Black Mountain. He said, you know, you're having all these dreams to like go overseas and be a part of this mission work and, you know, do these like awesome things for the kingdom, but like you're not even making your bed.

Yeah, and I think that's the story of, honestly, our team is like, when Sadie called me to be a part of the team, I was literally in high school. I remember I was standing at my locker, I was like about to go to math class, was 18 years old. I knew nothing. I just knew that I loved to worship God and I loved music.

Yeah, and I think that's the story of, honestly, our team is like, when Sadie called me to be a part of the team, I was literally in high school. I remember I was standing at my locker, I was like about to go to math class, was 18 years old. I knew nothing. I just knew that I loved to worship God and I loved music.

Yeah, and I think that's the story of, honestly, our team is like, when Sadie called me to be a part of the team, I was literally in high school. I remember I was standing at my locker, I was like about to go to math class, was 18 years old. I knew nothing. I just knew that I loved to worship God and I loved music.

And I had prayed that it would be like something that I really could have a career in, but didn't know how God was going to make that happen. But I also knew that deep down, like I just felt that he was going to honor that desire in some capacity. And I think I was the same way. Like I remember getting that call and thinking like, this is it. Like we're going to, it's going to blow up. Yeah.

And I had prayed that it would be like something that I really could have a career in, but didn't know how God was going to make that happen. But I also knew that deep down, like I just felt that he was going to honor that desire in some capacity. And I think I was the same way. Like I remember getting that call and thinking like, this is it. Like we're going to, it's going to blow up. Yeah.

And I had prayed that it would be like something that I really could have a career in, but didn't know how God was going to make that happen. But I also knew that deep down, like I just felt that he was going to honor that desire in some capacity. And I think I was the same way. Like I remember getting that call and thinking like, this is it. Like we're going to, it's going to blow up. Yeah.

We're going to start, you know, and it is such a process. It's a refining process and it's slow and it's good that way. Like, I mean, we've we've we from when we first started, like the songs we were writing to now, like the difference is just like crazy. And it's been slow and it's been good.

We're going to start, you know, and it is such a process. It's a refining process and it's slow and it's good that way. Like, I mean, we've we've we from when we first started, like the songs we were writing to now, like the difference is just like crazy. And it's been slow and it's been good.

We're going to start, you know, and it is such a process. It's a refining process and it's slow and it's good that way. Like, I mean, we've we've we from when we first started, like the songs we were writing to now, like the difference is just like crazy. And it's been slow and it's been good.

And it's been constantly like learning how to because honestly, like I remember getting that call as a senior. And I was like, well, that's it. Like, not going to go to college. Like, that's it. I don't need to go to college. And then it's like, no, girl, like, you got to go to class.