Hey, everybody. This is Heidi St. John. Thanks for tuning in today.

You guys have found me at my little corner of the internet. We have had a great week here at

the podcast with Rick Green and Rob McCoy. And today I'm excited because one of my dearest friends

in the whole wide world, Leslie Nunnery, is on the show with me today. She's the co-founder of the

Teach Them Dilligently Convention, where I will be this weekend. And today we're going to talk

about the importance of community stick around. I think you're going to be encouraged.

So thank you guys for tuning in today. I want to remind you that I've got a brand new Bible

study getting ready to launch at Mom Strong International. We're going to be doing part two of

the Book of Acts. And this is an incredible time to just be studying the Book of Acts to see how

did the church behave when it was under pressure. And we are under pressure in the culture right now.

Under pressure economically, we're under pressure economically and educationally. We're under pressure

spiritually, certainly. And this is one of the reasons why I think it's so important that we engage

in the conversation and speaking of engaging you guys, those of you who are watching this show rather

than listening to it, you guys will notice that I'm wearing my brand new shirt that says I tested

positive for freedom. So what you can't see is the back of the shirt. And it says the simple step

of a courageous individual is not to take part in a lie. And that is a quote from Alexander Sosa

Nitsen. We've talked about him many times at the show, a Russian dissident who understood what it

was like to go from a free country to a communist country. And frankly, we are at the jump on

off place right now in the United States. And so you guys are watching my run for Congress. And I

told you that I have greatly scaled down my speaking season this year so that I can be home in

congressional district three and just out on the campaign trail. But a couple of the events I decided

to do at the top of my list are teach them diligently. I'll be this weekend in Round Rock,

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