Jill Duggar thinks Chick-Fil-A is so good it will be in Heaven

19 Kids and Counting star Jill Duggar thinks the food from Chick-fil-A is so good that it will probably be in heaven!

She posted a photo on her Instagram account (@jillmdillard) featuring her, husband Derick Dillard and sister Joy enjoying a Chick-fil-A meal and gave it the caption, "I think Chick-fil-A WILL be in heaven! Having a great time with Joy this evening...swimming, then food! Oh yeah!"

The photo has received over 69,000 likes and people are actually more excited for Jill to post pictures of Baby Dilly right after she gives birth. Others agreed that Chick-fil-A is "the best."

Chick-fil-A, a well-known Christian company, recently made news as its manager Mark Meadows offered a homeless man a free meal and even gave him his own gloves.

"I was about to leave when this gentleman walked in the door," Meadows told Fox News. "I could tell he needed some help. We have people come in from time to time – so you kind of know."

The man's clothes were unkempt and he was visibly freezing from the cold. He asked the staff if he could do some work in exchange for food. Meadows declined his offer to work and invited him for a meal instead.

While waiting for his chicken sandwich and waffle fries, Meadows noticed that the man kept rubbing his hands together in order to keep warm.

"There's a look about somebody's hands that's been out in the cold," Mark said. "It's got that cold look about them. I went back and got his food and he put on the gloves and then he left."

It was not the first time Chick-fil-A did a good deed. During a blizzard last year, the crew gave away chicken sandwiches to those in need.

Meadows credits their values to the owners of Chick-fil-A, who want to glorify God by being positive influences to everyone who comes into contact with the company.

"It all comes from Truett Cathy and the Cathy family and the principles Chick-fil-A has been established on," he said.

On the other hand, Jill is not the only Duggar sister enjoying some good food. Jessa herself recently enjoyed a home-cooked meal prepared by her husband Ben Seewald. She admitted that she was blown away by the presentation and said that the dish tasted just as good as it looked.

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