Two Florida teens prayed for help after being swept out to sea during a swim. A boat called the ‘Amen’ came to save them. When Eric Wagner bought the “Amen” six years ago, he had no way of knowing the boat would be the actual answer to two Florida teenagers’ prayers.

Wagner and his crew were sailing the 53-foot yacht from Delray Beach, Florida, to New Jersey last month when they heard “a desperate scream” over the engines, wind and choppy waves. They were about 2 miles off shore, so Wagner didn’t believe his ears at first. Then they saw an arm flailing in the water behind them. “It was kind of surprising we heard them. Especially when they were 150 yards away, almost 200 yards away,” he said. “But it was definitely the scream that we heard, and that’s why we were looking around.” They turned the boat around and raced to get close enough to throw life jackets and a line. “It felt like forever,” he said. Tyler Smith and Heather Brown were shivering uncontrollably and could barely talk.

“There is no other reason, or explanation in the world that that wasn’t God.”