Hey guys, welcome to relatable. I am so excited about today's conversation.

So many of you have been asking me to have this person on my podcast because you love her.

You follow her. You read her and she is awesome. I gained so much insight and encouragement

from this conversation and I know you will too without further ado. Rachel, thank

so much for joining me. Yeah, my pleasure.

Okay, I think that there are a lot of people who are listening who know who you are, who

have read your books and follow you on Instagram and on Facebook. But just in case, will you tell

everyone out who you are and what you do? Yeah, my name is Rachel Jankovic. I am a white

mother of seven kids live up in Idaho. I'm very involved in our church, our women's Bible reading

challenge, which is the thing that I do. I've written for mothers. Mostly when I'm in that season,

I didn't ever mean to write parenting books. That was not on my to-do list or a plan at all,

but God just sort of threw that at me and that happened. And then most recently written a book called

You Who, which is all about identity and Christ. Rachel, one minute. And on social media, you have

something that has become very popular. You have, I think you call it pants on fire, right?

Where you call out a lie and say what the truth is. Can you explain what that is?

Yeah, that was all these things are sort of connected. But that is about my new book You Who,

which where I'm really riffing out of that passage in Colossians about how you're being

deceived by worldly philosophies, you're trading, you're trading these wonderful riches of the

Christian faith for just cheap junk, you know, at which I see Christian women doing all over the place.

And so because I wrote this book and You Who is more the beginning of it,

talks about the philosophical background of why we believe what we believe and why we haven't

evaluated what we believe. Like we just have inherited a lot of our unbiblical ideas about the self.

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