Hey friends. You're listening to the Go and Tell Gals podcast, and I'm your host, Jess Connelly.

On each episode, I'll have a guest who will give us a peek into what it looks like

for her to run on mission in her everyday life. Our prayer is that it leaves you encouraged and

spurred on to go and tell the good news right where you're at. I love artists. Do y'all love artists? I mean, they make the world so beautiful. They show us so much of who God is and how much he loves us by bringing their color and their gift to the table. Today, we've got one of my favorite artists. Her name is Gina Holliday. She's the founder of Mother Creative Coe and Spoonful of Faith.

And this episode is all about hearing from God and making it all fit.

So I know you're going to be blessed.

Enjoy, pull up a cup of coffee or tea or a big glass of water.

And let's pray for ears to hear what God might need us to hear today.

Music And let's pray for ears to hear what God might need us to hear today. Hey, gals, we are here today with one of, I think, the greatest artists of our generation and also a woman on mission. Gina Holliday, thank you so much

for being here with us today. Thank you. I'm so excited to be here. I've been waiting to chat with you.

So, hello, everyone. I genuinely have followed you for years. I love your work. I love what you do.

But I also just love getting a sense of your home, your family, what God's

doing in your heart and in your life. So will you just tell us a little bit, what does life look

like? What does he called you to? What do you do? What does it look like? Yeah. So it's a little

bit of a few different things I want to say, I guess. So I run a blog and a freelance

illustration and design company called Spoonful of Faith. And it kind of started off as a lifestyle

blog. And I have always been creative since I was young and just like love to use my hands and

DIY and like make things. And when I gave my life to Christ, he started to kind of push me towards

sharing my work and sharing his words through using artwork. And so I started doing that,

ended up turning it into a business. And so it's like now what I do is I help people with like logo design things in their small business that have to do with the illustration side of things.

I've also illustrated a few children's books.

And it's kind of cool to see like those gifts play out and the work that I do.

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