If you're feeling a little bit of a letdown after the wrapping paper is all thrown away and you feel like you've survived the marathon of another Christmas season,

but you wish you could have made Jesus just a little more central to it all.

Don't worry.

I've got you because I know just what this feels like.

I have the perfect thing and it's actually really easy and I'm going to walk you through how to do it,

what I've done in the past and how you can have this miracle in your life, too, of learning from Jesus as you give a gift to him this next year.

It will take all your post-holiday blues away, I promise.

Hello, my name is. Hello and Merry Christmas. And if you're hearing this on Christmas. And if not, don't worry because I'm actually probably

more talking to you than even the person that's listening on Christmas, although

this will totally be applicable if you do

happen to catch this episode on Christmas Day. So I got this DM a few days ago and it was from

someone who said, hi, Corinne, I vaguely remember you sharing one time about a relative of yours

who was a midwife and was given a blessing and a promise that

she would never lose a baby or mother that she worked with. I would love to learn more about her.

Her story is so incredible. Do you talk about her on any of your podcast episodes? So I'm going to

start with that because her story truly is incredible and I loved this prompt that someone gave me in my

DMs. By the way, if you ever have a question like this that you want Neil and me to cover

or just me today, it's just me because Neil is getting over having a cold flu thing. So he is

actually already asleep. So it's just me today. And I wanted to share Jane Johnston Black's story

because she is the relative that the person in that DM was asking about. And she's so

inspiring, incredible. She's always been my favorite pioneer ancestor. And she's actually who

we named our first child after her middle name. Annabel Jane is after

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