A detour for cheap gas at Buc-ee’s, a stranger named Joe from Idaho, and a headset cameo at Starbucks set the stage for a much deeper conversation about presence—slowing down, asking better questions, and carrying the fruit of the Spirit into ordinary places. What begins with laughter and connection turns into one of the most personal episodes yet, as Rhett opens up about his journey through divorce in his early twenties—betrayal, an emptied home, financial wreckage, and the moment he chose w...