In this conversation, Amy Seiffert and Jami Nato explore the continuity between the Old and New Testaments, emphasizing the overarching themes of God's presence, covenants, and the cycle of repentance and restoration. They discuss the inclusivity of God's kingdom, the call for justice, and the redefinition of family and community in the context of biblical teachings. The conversation culminates in a reflection on the cultural context of Jesus' interactions, particularly with the woman at the well, highlighting the significance of these narratives in understanding God's expansive love and invitation to all. STUDY BIBLE
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Kat Armstrong's Faith Journey
In this engaging conversation, Kat Armstrong shares her journey as a Bible teacher and the challenges she faced as a woman in ministry. The discussion explores the importance of empowering women to teach the Bible, overcoming gendered expectations, and the impact of mentors like Beth Moore. Kat also discusses her current projects, including her upcoming Bible studies and dissertation work, emphasizing the need for women to embrace their calling and continue learning about Jesus. Kat's Instagram @Katarmstrong1 Kat's Books Kat's Website
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Give Us All The Spiritual Grandmas
In this conversation, Amy Seiffert and Jami Nato explore the significance of spiritual grandmothers and the impact of generational faith within families and communities. They discuss the importance of mentorship, the role of women in the early church, and the need for intergenerational relationships. Buy Amy's Book! Your Name Is Daughter: What the Unsung Women of the Bible Teach Us About Our Worth
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So What's the Deal with 1 Timothy 2?
In this conversation, Jami Nato and Amy Seiffert delve into the complexities surrounding the role of women in the Bible, particularly focusing on 1st Timothy 2. They explore the historical and cultural context of Paul's letters, the influence of the Artemis cult, and how these factors shape our understanding of gender roles in early Christianity. The discussion emphasizes the importance of reading scripture holistically and recognizing the contributions of women in the early church. They also highlight the leadership of Deborah as a significant figure in the Bible. The conversation also touches on the overarching theme of returning to the garden and the collaborative efforts needed across different faith backgrounds to promote hope and community. Your Name Is Daughter Temple of Artemis
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Cassandra Speer Shares her Vision for Women
In this conversation, Jami, Amy, and fellow seminary sister, Cass Speer explore the themes of collaboration, inadequacy, and the unique challenges faced by women in leadership roles within faith communities. They discuss the importance of trusting God in moments of uncertainty and the sacredness of wrestling with one's purpose. The conversation emphasizes the power of vulnerability and authenticity in sharing one's journey and the need for women to embrace their ambitions without fear of judgment. You can find out more about Cass here. Find out more about Ready As You Are. Buy her books: Her True Worth: Breaking Free from a Culture of Selfies, Side Hustles, and People Pleasing to Embrace Your True Identity in Christ There's Beauty in Your Brokenness: 90 Devotions to Surrender Striving, Live Unburdened, and Find Your Worth in Christ Ready As You Are: Discovering a Life of Abundance When You Feel Inadequate, Uncertain, and Disqualified Listen to her podcast: Hard & Holy with Cassandra Speer
Jami and Amy are working on a Masters in Biblical and Theological studies and are taking you right along with them! They share their discoveries from class discussions with their brilliant all female cohort, insights from their scholarly research, and helpful framework from their professors. But rest assured, there is not a stuffy classroom in sight! Buckle up for some laughter & lightbulb moments with these two life-long learners.
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