Welcome to Teachback Tuesday, where we play the most popular episodes from previous seasons.

This week's episode, Born Again Later in Life, is for those who were born again, not as children,

but either as teens or in their adult years. We tend to carry some baggage into our Christian lives

when we were saved later in life. I hope this will be a help to those of you who

were born again like I was later in life. And if you happen to be discipling someone who's an adult,

maybe this episode will be helpful for them too. Let's listen again. I came to know Christ a savior

in a job interview when I was 17 years old. There were so many things that

made me scratch my head and wonder when I was a newborn Christian. Why did people go to church on

Sunday morning and Sunday night? What was a midweek service and who had time for that?

Church in the early days as a Christian felt like going to someone else's family reunion as an invited guest.

Everyone knew each other, or so it seemed, and they understood what was going on.

I didn't know if I'd ever be comfortable in the foreign country called church. Thank you for joining Keep the Heart for today's podcast with Francie Taylor.

Francie is an author, teacher, and conference speaker. Sharing lessons

from the Word of God is her passion. Now, back to today's important study.

I'm glad you're joining us today on the podcast here and keep the heart. We still have our

training wheels on our bikes, so these early episodes are just going to be a learning

experience, and I'm so grateful you're joining us on the learning journey.

But today's topic came as a result of talking with some young Christian women, and they

mentioned that this is an issue, being born again later in life.

And it is something that happens in the lives of

many of us. If we grew up, even if we grew up in good homes, if our homes were not, if the people

in our family or the parents were not born again, we did have a different upbringing from

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