Hello and welcome to the She Reads Truth Podcast. She Reads Truth creates beautiful, accessible,

Bible reading plans and resources to help you get into God's Word every day. Each week

here on the podcast, we talk about what we're going to read together as a community this week.

I'm your host, Rachel Myers, and my typical co-host Amanda Bible Williams will not be with

us this week, but instead I am joined by our special guest, Jada Edwards. Jada is an

author, a Bible teacher, a mentor. She serves as a women's pastor and creative services director

for one community church that she and her husband Conway planted in 2008. Y'all, Jada,

she's been a guest of the podcast before. She's always a highlight. You're going to love this

conversation surrounding the fourth week of our Roman study. We're going to dig into chapters 9,

10, 11, and get a little bit into 12. It's a great conversation. If I do say so myself, Jada's just,

she's got so much good to say, and I think in a book of the Bible, like Romans, it takes a lot

of charity to have a conversation among believers, and man, she was just fantastic for that. So,

I hope that y'all enjoy this as much as I did. Let's get right to it.

Jada Edwards, welcome back to the She Reads Truth podcast. This is your third visit.

Listen, that's the trifecta now. It's your hat trick. Yes, I love it. I love it. I am especially

pleased that you're here to talk Romans with me today. I'm trying to think back. Now, the first

time you were on the podcast, we talked New Testament, like character studies. We were doing like

women in the word. And then after that, you came back and talked with Amanda and me about Joshua,

which I still remember, loved that conversation, but we're back in the New Testament today.

And in a book that you have spent a lot of time studying, teaching, you've got a Bible study

on Romans. Talk to me about your experience studying this and teaching the Book of Romans.

So, I really felt like when the Lord first put that in my heart, I was overwhelmed. I was like,

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