podcast: https://www.pastorwoman.net/podcast/episode/3324c2c3/the-author We left them in Jerusalem . . . wondering what was to happen next. The disciples and the other faithful followers, some who had seen Jesus die on the cross, were still in awe that he did what he said he would: he came back to life. Death could not hold the Son of God. And while we do not know what happened to Jesus' baby clothes--his swaddling cloths, we do know that he left his grave 'clothes' neatly fo

podcast: https://www.pastorwoman.net/podcast/episode/1f8d638e/your-gittin-spot She was young, blonde, Southern and so sweet--a native North Carolinian. Frankly, there are so many transplants here, she was really refreshing. Ashley had Southern sayings I had never heard before, or since! She was Amy's first nanny while the four kids were tiny.1 I remember stopping by the house one day when she told Bennett, 7 years old at the time, to go get his shoes and put them on. When he