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0:00.0	Welcome to the Strong Women Podcast, where each week we explore a deeper understanding of the humanity, value, intellect, and creativity of women.
0:10.6	I'm Erin Kunkel.
0:11.8	And I'm Sarah Stone Street. We're so glad you're here.
0:18.9	Well, welcome back to the Strong Women podcast, and today Sarah and I are going to reflect on our interview with Rachel Gilson.
0:27.9	And we not only loved our conversation with her, we really loved her book, Born Again This Way.
0:34.5	And that's what we talked about with her in our conversation. And as Sarah and I
0:41.2	have processed a little bit off camera here, there was particular themes that stuck out to us,
0:48.7	not only in her book, but even in our conversation with her too. So one of those themes is that I was surprised when we got her book Sarah and read it,
1:00.8	I thought her book would be in story form.
1:03.6	So it does give her story of coming to faith and then maturing in her faith
1:09.5	and then where she's at today.
1:12.2	But what I thought is, oh, it surprised me because it was more of a theological study,
1:19.8	and then her story was kind of weaved throughout in a really beautiful way.
1:24.8	So instead of heavy on story, light on theology, it was the opposite, didn't you think?
1:30.7	And it was really good because you're reading a book about a woman's story and in her story,
1:38.7	she struggled with same-sex attraction and has always been same-sex attracted, was not a believer in college
1:47.1	became a believer, and then her journey of basically learning about who God is and then who she is
1:53.3	in light of that. And you just connect with her in so many parts of the story because she's so
2:00.4	much talks about our own hearts,
2:02.8	our own desires, and how we can mold our hearts to point towards God and what he desires
2:11.3	for us and not just what we desire for ourselves. So that is where we thought we'd talk about
2:17.1	in this idea of our hearts, our desires,
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