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The heart is a dark, sometimes warm, sometimes cold, always mysterious place in which God works unexplainable wonders. I can feel Him in there bumping up against the hard places, wading into the soft spots, tilling, watering, whispering over tiny seeds—Grow!—creating somethings from the nothing dirt of my once-overgrown garden.

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Avatar My name’s Jennifer Gerhardt.
I’m a speaker, writer, and stay-at-home mom.
I like my husband. A lot.
I kill spiders for two arachnophobic toddler girls.
I drink chai tea lattes—Holy Spirit in a cup.
I read like an alcoholic drinks.
I’m a Texan, but I’m not from around here.
I think everything is about God.
And I like that my initials make me think of this lady:
“But Jael… She drove the peg through his temple into the ground, and he died.”

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