Hey friends, Alisa Childers here.

Have you ever been reading through your Bible?

And it seems like God is just a little bit more angry, a little bit more wrathful in the

Old Testament than He is when we find Him incarnate in Jesus in the New Testament.

We're going to talk about why that is and how to make sense of it with a special guest on today's podcast.

Happy New Year everybody. It is so great to be back podcasting. I look forward to getting back

blogging as well. It's been a long time since I've blogged because as many of you know I've been

working on a book with Tindale and I have turned the entire manuscript in and we are currently in

the editing process which turns out I love. I did not dream. I would love the editing process

as much as I do but I have a great editing team. Just very sharp, very smart people that I'm so

blessed to be working with and so be praying for me and for our team as we finish up that book as

it's shaping up it's really my prayer that this book is going to be a great resource to help people

who are going through maybe a bit of that deconstruction process but to help them with their

reconstruction because it's really the story of my reconstruction and so I really pray that that

will help a lot of people be looking for that in fall of 2020. In the meantime now that the

entire book is turned in and I'm not just completely bogged down with writing it I'll be able to get

back to blogging and also these first few podcasts of the new year that I have lined up for you. I'm

really excited to bring you. We're going to be talking with Christa Bontrager who's a great

apologist who has recently just done a ton of research into mobs and if you're not familiar mobs

as moms of preschoolers they have bit conferences they've got chapters in many churches all around

and we've been hearing kind of smattering that mobs might be heading in a progressive Christian

direction and so Christa has done a ton of research she's going to bring that research to the

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