Hey friends, Alisa Childers here. I am so excited to tell you about a new

Women's Bible study of the Psalms that I've been working my way through.

Now don't let the designation Women's Bible study fool you. This is legit.

You're going to learn about Jewish culture and Hebrew poetry while

participating in creative activities that connect the mind with the heart.

And we get to talk about it with one of the authors, Jeannie Jones on Today's podcast.

So today's guest is someone who has in a way mentored me from afar. I have found encouragement and drawn great strength and wisdom from the messages

she has sent out into the world through various articles and blog posts and just her general presence on social media.

This is a woman you want to follow on social media and I'll post some links where you can connect with her online in that way.

So she's an author and a contributing writer for crosswalk.com and she's also written for today's Christian woman and home life.

She speaks at Women's events and conferences and she's actually been teaching the Bible since she was in high school.

And that is evident in the depth and knowledge that she brings to everything she speaks about and writes about.

So it's an honor to have Jeannie Jones on the show today. So Jeannie, welcome.

Thank you, Elise. That's a pleasure.

Awesome. Well, you know, I've talked with your husband on the podcast before and we talked about the problem of evil which was such a great book,

why does God allow evil? I mean, to have a couple where you're both such powerhouses for theology and apologetics and truth is just really awesome.

So I wanted I wanted to ask you about something that's in your bio that I found really interesting.

And it says that you ate and enjoyed Rister Claus and century eggs in Asia.

And I just have to say that a couple of weekends ago it was a long weekend and my little boy he's six.

He loves hard boiled eggs. It's just I mean, he could gobble him up all day long.

So I send them in his lunch sometimes. Well, usually when the kids get home from school, I take their lunches out and kind of reset for the day,

but I forgot and I left the bag of eggs in his backpack all weekend.

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