Being Women Clothed in Strength

Season 8 | Educate

In 2026, this podcast is centered on one defining vision: what it means to be women clothed in strength.

Not strength as the world defines it—performance, hustle, or self-made power—but the kind of strength Scripture names and forms over time. Strength rooted in truth. Strength shaped by faithfulness. Strength that is lived out in leadership, rest, obedience, courage, and wisdom.

Throughout this year, we are slowing down to clearly define that strength together. We’ll explore how women are formed spiritually and practically to live with authority and humility, to use their voices without striving, and to lead faithfully in the places God has entrusted to them—homes, churches, and communities.

Season 8 focuses on the educational foundations of being women clothed in strength.

Today, we are joined by Dr. Ingrid Faro!!! Ingrid is the president of Northern Seminary and is a powerful voice in the world of women in the church. She is wise, intelligent, and creative! We are so grateful for her voice and her wisdom as we understand the role of women in the home and in the church.

This season is dedicated to learning—diving into theology, church history, and the Greco-Roman world to better understand Scripture in its original context. Together, we will examine how historical, cultural, and theological frameworks shape the way we read the Bible today, and why that understanding matters for women who desire to teach, lead, and live faithfully.

Season 8 is not about information for its own sake, but formation. It is for women who want to know what they believe, why they believe it, and how that knowledge produces confidence, discernment, and spiritual strength.

If you have ever felt intimidated by theology, disconnected from church history, or unsure how culture and context influence Scripture, this season is an invitation to learn with clarity, humility, and courage.

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Jenny Wise Black is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist who specializes in MEDIA TRAUMA! Who knew?! She is a wise (lol) voice in the space of how media is effecting and damaging our minds, families, and culture. She is bold in her conviction and strong in her voice and it was an honor to talk to her.

This year, we are educating, equipping, empowering, and embodying women who walk in the truth of Scripture and live in the strength God has given us! In this season, we are EQUIPPING you to walk in the fullness of God love by taking practical steps to better listen to His voice, apply His truth, and walk in confidence.

Today, we empower you to get offline, be alone with God, hear His voice, and learn from His heart of the truth of who YOU are!

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Being Women Clothed in Strength

Season 8 | Educate

In 2026, this podcast is centered on one defining vision: what it means to be women clothed in strength.

Not strength as the world defines it—performance, hustle, or self-made power—but the kind of strength Scripture names and forms over time. Strength rooted in truth. Strength shaped by faithfulness. Strength that is lived out in leadership, rest, obedience, courage, and wisdom.

Throughout this year, we are slowing down to clearly define that strength together. We’ll explore how women are formed spiritually and practically to live with authority and humility, to use their voices without striving, and to lead faithfully in the places God has entrusted to them—homes, churches, and communities.

Season 8 focuses on the educational foundations of being women clothed in strength.

Today, we are joined by Dr. Sandra Glahn. Sandra is a professor of Media Arts at Dallas Theological Seminary and is known for her vast works on women's roles in the early church, understanding the Greco Roman world, and discovering the truth behind the verse about being saved through child birth. She is dynamic, funny, kind, thoughtful, and engaging and I am sure you will love this episode!

This season is dedicated to learning—diving into theology, church history, and the Greco-Roman world to better understand Scripture in its original context. Together, we will examine how historical, cultural, and theological frameworks shape the way we read the Bible today, and why that understanding matters for women who desire to teach, lead, and live faithfully.

Season 8 is not about information for its own sake, but formation. It is for women who want to know what they believe, why they believe it, and how that knowledge produces confidence, discernment, and spiritual strength.

If you have ever felt intimidated by theology, disconnected from church history, or unsure how culture and context influence Scripture, this season is an invitation to learn with clarity, humility, and courage.

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Being Women Clothed in Strength

Season 8 | Educate

In 2026, this podcast is centered on one defining vision: what it means to be women clothed in strength.

Not strength as the world defines it—performance, hustle, or self-made power—but the kind of strength Scripture names and forms over time. Strength rooted in truth. Strength shaped by faithfulness. Strength that is lived out in leadership, rest, obedience, courage, and wisdom.

Throughout this year, we are slowing down to clearly define that strength together. We’ll explore how women are formed spiritually and practically to live with authority and humility, to use their voices without striving, and to lead faithfully in the places God has entrusted to them—homes, churches, and communities.

Season 8 focuses on the educational foundations of being women clothed in strength.

Today, we are joined by Beth Felker Jones. Beth is a Christian theologian and professor known for her work in systematic theology, spiritual formation, and the doctrine of Christ. She writes accessibly about how theology shapes everyday Christian life and discipleship and she is a wise and lovely partner in the faith to encourage us in our walks with Jesus and others!

This season is dedicated to learning—diving into theology, church history, and the Greco-Roman world to better understand Scripture in its original context. Together, we will examine how historical, cultural, and theological frameworks shape the way we read the Bible today, and why that understanding matters for women who desire to teach, lead, and live faithfully.

Season 8 is not about information for its own sake, but formation. It is for women who want to know what they believe, why they believe it, and how that knowledge produces confidence, discernment, and spiritual strength.

If you have ever felt intimidated by theology, disconnected from church history, or unsure how culture and context influence Scripture, this season is an invitation to learn with clarity, humility, and courage.

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Being Women Clothed in Strength

Season 8 | Educate

In 2026, this podcast is centered on one defining vision: what it means to be women clothed in strength.

Not strength as the world defines it—performance, hustle, or self-made power—but the kind of strength Scripture names and forms over time. Strength rooted in truth. Strength shaped by faithfulness. Strength that is lived out in leadership, rest, obedience, courage, and wisdom.

Throughout this year, we are slowing down to clearly define that strength together. We’ll explore how women are formed spiritually and practically to live with authority and humility, to use their voices without striving, and to lead faithfully in the places God has entrusted to them—homes, churches, and communities.

Season 8 focuses on the educational foundations of being women clothed in strength.

Today, we are joined by Dr. Lynn Cohick, New Testament scholar and professor, whose work on women and the Greco-Roman world helps ground our understanding of Scripture in historical and theological truth. This conversation sets the foundation for a season focused on learning, formation, and what it truly means to be women clothed in strength. Learn more about her work here!

This season is dedicated to learning—diving into theology, church history, and the Greco-Roman world to better understand Scripture in its original context. Together, we will examine how historical, cultural, and theological frameworks shape the way we read the Bible today, and why that understanding matters for women who desire to teach, lead, and live faithfully.

Season 8 is not about information for its own sake, but formation. It is for women who want to know what they believe, why they believe it, and how that knowledge produces confidence, discernment, and spiritual strength.

If you have ever felt intimidated by theology, disconnected from church history, or unsure how culture and context influence Scripture, this season is an invitation to learn with clarity, humility, and courage.

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The Strength of Her Voice: Women of Advent

Elizabeth - Luke 1:38 (NIV)
“I am the Lord’s servant,” Mary answered. “May your word to me be fulfilled.”

This Advent, we’re stepping into the stories of four women whose quiet faithfulness reshaped history—Anna, Hanna, Elizabeth, and Mary. Each week, this Advent series will explore the strength they carried, the hope they held onto, and the God who met them right where they were. In a season when we are often stretched thin, longing for direction, healing, or renewal, their voices remind us that Advent is not just a countdown to Christmas. It is an invitation to wait, to trust, and to believe that God is moving even in the unseen.

Across the themes of Hope, Joy, Love, and Peace, we’ll look at how these women embodied endurance and expectation in the middle of real life—disappointment, longing, confusion, obedience, and miraculous promise. Their stories illuminate the truth that Advent is not passive waiting; it is courageous participation in what God is bringing to life.

Each episode begins with “The Strength Of…” because these women weren’t powerful by worldly standards—they were powerful because they stayed tethered to the presence of God. Their strength is a mirror for us today: strength in surrender, in persistence, in faith, in listening, and in saying yes.

This series is designed for anyone who needs fresh hope, deeper joy, rekindled love, or grounding peace in this season. Whether Advent feels full of anticipation or full of ache, these voices meet us with gentleness and truth.

In this episode, I’m joined by Rev. Kelly Kirby, a mother, pastor, and church leader. Kelly has devoted her like to being a reverend at St. Matthew Episcopal Church and she is passionate about women using their voice in the local church. Together, we’ll explore MARY! Mary is obviously a focus point in the story of Christmas & it is a gift to learn from her bravery and devotion to Christ in her YES to care for Jesus. I can’t wait for you to hear the wisdom and warmth they bring to this conversation and how we learn to wait on the Lord and walk through grief in Advent this year.

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The Strength of Her Voice: Women of Advent

Elizabeth - Luke 1:45 (NIV)
“Blessed is she who has believed that the Lord would fulfill His promises to her.”

This Advent, we’re stepping into the stories of four women whose quiet faithfulness reshaped history—Anna, Hanna, Elizabeth, and Mary. Each week, this Advent series will explore the strength they carried, the hope they held onto, and the God who met them right where they were. In a season when we are often stretched thin, longing for direction, healing, or renewal, their voices remind us that Advent is not just a countdown to Christmas. It is an invitation to wait, to trust, and to believe that God is moving even in the unseen.

Across the themes of Hope, Joy, Love, and Peace, we’ll look at how these women embodied endurance and expectation in the middle of real life—disappointment, longing, confusion, obedience, and miraculous promise. Their stories illuminate the truth that Advent is not passive waiting; it is courageous participation in what God is bringing to life.

Each episode begins with “The Strength Of…” because these women weren’t powerful by worldly standards—they were powerful because they stayed tethered to the presence of God. Their strength is a mirror for us today: strength in surrender, in persistence, in faith, in listening, and in saying yes.

This series is designed for anyone who needs fresh hope, deeper joy, rekindled love, or grounding peace in this season. Whether Advent feels full of anticipation or full of ache, these voices meet us with gentleness and truth.

In this episode, I’m joined by Amanda Carter, a mother, teacher, and leader. Amanda has felt the anguish of waiting and the empowerment of the Holy Spirit in her journey. Together, we’ll explore Elizabeth, a woman who is no stranger to waiting on the Lord and who has shown us how to use her God given voice for the work of the Spirit. I can’t wait for you to hear the wisdom and warmth they bring to this conversation and how we learn to wait on the Lord and walk through grief in Advent this year.

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The Strength of Her Voice: Women of Advent

Hannah - 1 Samuel 1:15–16 (NIV)
“I was pouring out my soul to the Lord… I have been praying here out of my great anguish and grief.”

This Advent, we’re stepping into the stories of four women whose quiet faithfulness reshaped history—Anna, Hanna, Elizabeth, and Mary. Each week, this Advent series will explore the strength they carried, the hope they held onto, and the God who met them right where they were. In a season when we are often stretched thin, longing for direction, healing, or renewal, their voices remind us that Advent is not just a countdown to Christmas. It is an invitation to wait, to trust, and to believe that God is moving even in the unseen.

Across the themes of Hope, Joy, Love, and Peace, we’ll look at how these women embodied endurance and expectation in the middle of real life—disappointment, longing, confusion, obedience, and miraculous promise. Their stories illuminate the truth that Advent is not passive waiting; it is courageous participation in what God is bringing to life.

Each episode begins with “The Strength Of…” because these women weren’t powerful by worldly standards—they were powerful because they stayed tethered to the presence of God. Their strength is a mirror for us today: strength in surrender, in persistence, in faith, in listening, and in saying yes.

This series is designed for anyone who needs fresh hope, deeper joy, rekindled love, or grounding peace in this season. Whether Advent feels full of anticipation or full of ache, these voices meet us with gentleness and truth.

In this episode, I’m joined by Maggie Mobley, a mother, wife, and minister. Maggie is passionate about her love for Jesus and her desire to help other women wait on Him. Together, we’ll explore Hannah, a woman who shows how to share her broken heart to the Lord and wait on His promises. I can’t wait for you to hear the wisdom and warmth they bring to this conversation and how we learn to wait on the Lord and walk through grief in Advent this year.

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