What do we do when we get to those Bible passages that we maybe don't agree with? It might be that we don't

understand them, but sometimes we have a hard time embracing them. Today I'm going to talk about

how we can prove faithful when it comes to tackling the problems we face with these passages.

Welcome to the She-ves Faithful Podcast, episode number 110, truth and encouragement to live gospel-centered lives every day.

I'm your host, Lauren Lushak.

Hey everyone, thank you so much for joining me on the podcast today. My name is Lauren, and this is

the podcast all about living gospel-centered lives. Basically, Jesus is the Lord of our

lives. How can we embrace His Word and live to His glory? Today is a special topic because it's one of those times where it's God's

timing, where you're learning about something and then boom, you listen to a sermon or read a passage.

I mean, so many of you have emailed that when you've heard this podcast just at the right time

with a particular topic. So that happened to me and I had to share. But first, I have an

announcement. I will be taking a month off with the She Proves Faithful podcast. That means for an

entire month in February, there won't be any new episodes out because I need to take a month

and just stop and refresh. I need a little break. I haven't actually taken more than a one or two week

break since I started the podcast almost three years ago. And we started homeschooling this year

and I've had some health issues. So it's just time to take a month off to be able to plan and

better execute the podcast and to be a blessing to you guys. So in my husband, Andy is kind of going to join the team as a producer

role really help me with some of the details. And I'm so thankful. If you're a Patreon member

and you support this podcast, of course, a huge thank you from me to you. And I'm going to pause

your donations for the month of February.

So this is the last episode until March, but it's going to be a good one. All right, let's start with a

life hack, cords. Electrical cords, specifically behind the TV, we have a lot of them there.

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