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Hey y'all, welcome back to another episode of the Confessions of a crappy Christian Podcast.

I'm your host and resident crappy Christian, Blake Giche, and I'm so pumped to be bringing you season two of this show.

Packed full of more people telling incredible stories of who God is and what he's done.

Today's show is with Morgan Sanders. Morgan is a faith in business coach for the early stage on to the North, which is right up our alley.

She's also extremely passionate about teaching women how to study their Bibles, and today we're talking about the importance of biblical literacy and how you can dig into the word without the help of devotionals.

It's a really great conversation with tons of tangible tips. I can't wait for you to hear it.

Today's show is sponsored by Dennis and ministries and their first 15 daily devotional. For more information, visit first15.com. Now onto today's show.

Morgan, hey, thank you so much for being on the show with us today.

Hi, Blake. I'm so excited. I cannot wait to jump into this conversation.

Yes, okay. So we always start by kind of letting the guest introduce themselves. So tell us a little bit about yourself and what you do.

Yeah. So my name is Morgan Sanders, and I am just like a typical small town girl from Northwestern Oklahoma.

I'm a wife. I am a dog mom. I'm also a full-time middle school science teacher and online business coach.

But I'm really, really passionate about teaching women how to study their Bibles like for itself.

I feel like there's such a need for that and that sometimes women are more afraid to just jump into the Bible and get their feet wet because they don't want to misinterpret something.

So that's something that has been the Lord is really laid on my heart the last couple of years.

Really the last four years.

Is this need for biblical literacy throughout the global church, but specifically the American church as well and in women.

Yeah, absolutely. I mean, yes, absolutely. And I love that you have reasons, you know, that you're like, because women are afraid of this or they're concerned about this.

They don't think they can do it well enough, which we're going to get into those things as we as we talk, but tell us a little bit more about how you got here, right?

So did you grow up having great understanding of the Bible or was that something you kind of ventured into on your own, how did you get to the point where you were like, this is important.

I want to equip other women to do it well.

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