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Our God is a god of the big and massive. But he's also a god in the small details. This concept is so evident in the story of Zechariah in the New Testament. When you learn exactly how miraculous the circumstances were around the angel Gabriel's visit to Zechariah in the Temple to give him the news that his aged wife Elizabeth would give birth to the Messiah's predecessor -- it's gonna blow your mind!

Laurie's guest today is Christina Sinisi -- author, professor, friend and repeat guest from last week! If you'd like to check out Christina's inspirational fiction, take a look right here.

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God leaves nothing to chance! When he sends angels to go talk to the future earthly mother and father of his beloved son, he tells them exactly what to name the child. Did you know the name Jesus means "The Lord Saves" and "Yahweh Saves." And Emmanuel means "God Is With Us." It's all right there in the name!

Laurie has a heartwarming conversation with friend and author Christina Sinisi today. Christina shares insightful comments about how God shows himself in our lives -- in the big and the small. Also in today's episode, the ladies discuss their favorite worship songs and hymns, and we get to listen to Laurie's favorite and Christina's favorite. Stay tuned for a fun and inspiring chat.

Take a look at Christina's body of work which she discussed on today's episode:

Christina's website

Purchase links to all of Christina's books

And don't forget Laurie's body of work as well!

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Why listen to The Year I Read the Bible podcast? A quick half-hour burst of Christian Bible learning and discussion every week. Research that maybe will teach you something you didn’t know or present a new way to think about a concept you’re already familiar with. Then, a discussion between friends, sharing experiences and insight.

Let's face it, the way the world is going, can you think of a better way to spend thirty minutes?

Included is an insightful excerpt from my interview with Bible expert Beth Sprinkle. And for today only! A money back guarantee if you listen to the podcast and don't enjoy it! That's quite a bargain! :)