Acts 27-28 | Lanie Walkup and Elisa Preston

We finish our journey through the book of Acts today, and what a journey it has been!

About Today's Contributors:

Lanie is a born and raised Texan who made her way to the Midwest 8 years ago and is still learning how to survive Chicago winters. She is a seminary student at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, working on her Masters of Divinity, a Greek teaching fellow, and an aspiring New Testament scholar and teacher.  She has spent time church planting in Southeast Asia, researching global disciple making movements, and is passionate about equipping ordinary disciples to study, obey, and share the word of God with their neighbors. She also has a podcast called VBS: Venturing Beyond Seminary, with other seminary students, exploring questions at the intersection of the academy and the church. In her free time you can find her reading non-fiction (usually NT studies), baking, or finding the best food and coffee around Chicago with her husband. You can connect with her on Twitter @laniewalkup.

Elisa is an author and podcaster of Praise Through It, where she talks about seeing old burdens in a new way. She’s an Army wife of almost 16 years, a dog mom of 8 years, and a girl mom of 6 years. She’s a certified Enneagram coach who loves helping people understand people. She loves baking (& eating) chocolate chip cookies and playing games with her family. She’d spend all her time in the sunshine if she could. You can connect with Elisa on her blog, on Facebook, on Twitter, and on Instagram.

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