So the news traveled all the way from Jerusalem down to Shiva about this wise king, but it

also says, and his God.

And I find that so fascinating that she was not just drawn to his intellect, his wisdom,

but she was also interested in this God that he had a relationship with.

And so I feel like Shiva was being rude by the Lord right from the beginning.

You know, all of us have things that are just our favorite thing.

If I want to make sure I get you somewhere, or have a thing, what would be the one thing

I could tell her that would make her get the car and count?

Right?

Whether it's chocolate or Starbucks or whatever thing is going to make you say, yes,

I'll be there.

Apparently for Shiva, it was wisdom.

She obviously herself was very bright, very well educated as a queen, very wise, but the

thing that ran her bow was wisdom, a smart man.

And can I just say, by bar, I totally get that.

You are listening to episode 87 of the God Center Mom podcast.

And today I am lucky enough to be talking with fabulous author and speaker Liz Curtis

Hades.

We're talking about none other than the queen of Shiva.

Now I don't know about you, but I have not studied much about the queen until picking up

Liz's new book, It's Good to Be Queen.

And through this podcast and through her study, you find there's a lot of things we can

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