I want to show on social media that real life and how Christ enters into a life like that.

Because that's what I want for everyone who follows me.

I want them to see that Christ cares about your small life and that your small life impacts more people than you think.

Because my goal is for all women to be evangelist,

to be defending their faith and sharing their faith with confidence. And that's the whole reason

I even do theology. And the goal of what I share is so that people just see, Christ can be a part

of your average day, all day. It's really that simple.

Well, I'm so glad to see you. We've both been so busy. We're catching up on the podcast.

We had to stop so we could start. Right? Absolutely. I was thinking about what we were talking about before we got on here, and I thought, oh, that should have been recorded because we were both on a little bit of a soapbox.

And I think people like to hear sometimes those off-the-cuff conversations, you know, that aren't recorded, right?

We're a little bit like, should we record this?

Should we not?

But those things are sometimes good. Talking with my friend Felicia Masonheimer today, author speaker, founder of every woman a theologian.

Okay, so we've been trying to do this for, I mean, multiple times. And we've had various things happen.

My office, I was telling fine. My office is backs up to some other neighbors. And if they blow their leaves or do anything, this office is not soundproof. So I had to reschedule with Fy. In fact, I was looking

in my notes. And one of the things I was going to ask you when we started the show is, is it

winter yet in Michigan? So that tells you how many months ago.

Yeah, because I know it's winter. Oh, yeah. It's much, much snow and ice right now. That's hilarious. I did not realize we've been trying for that long because we've had winter now for

four months. Exactly. Do you ever get like just stir crazy in your house? I feel like you have a

million ideas for what to do with your kids. But at a certain point, is it like, okay, I'm just absolutely running out of ideas and maybe we'll

be ridiculous and, like, bury each other in the snow. I don't know. Oh, yeah. Well, we do that. We

definitely do that, bury each other in the snow. That's a fun one. But April, actually, is when the

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