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Shalomies with Elizabeth Woodson and Yana Jenay Conner

Shalomies with Elizabeth Woodson and Yana Jenay Conner

著者： Elizabeth Woodson and Yana Jenay Conner
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What does it look like to pursue peace and wholeness in a world that often feels chaotic and disconnected? Join Elizabeth Woodson and Yana Jenay Conner—two friends and Bible teachers—as they laugh, dig into Scripture for direction and hope, and get real about what God’s peace looks like in everyday life.

Each week, they’ll dive into honest conversations about discipleship, friendship, forgiveness, and the often persuasive yet misleading calls of culture—and how the theology of shalom reshapes it all.

Come for the laughter, stay for the wisdom, and leave with a deeper vision of what it means to live a life of wholeness in a broken world.

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  • The Pain Points of Singleness with Ashley Irons

    The Pain Points of Singleness with Ashley Irons
    2026/09/02
    We've been taught that marriage is the only way to resolve the real pain points of singleness, but that's just a lack of imagination. We can have a meaningful, full, and vibrant life as singles.

    In today's episode, Yana and Elizabeth sit down with Ashley Irons for an honest and practical conversation about the very real worries of singleness, and explore how to navigate them with prayer, imagination, and hope. If you are single, this episode is for you. But, if you’re not single, listen in to hear what your single friends are often wrestling with and might be scared to say out loud.

    Guest Bio:     Ashley Irons

    Questions Covered In This Episode:
    1. What are some of the real worries — pain points — you experience in singleness?
    2. What are some of the ways singles try to resolve these pain points apart from God?
    3. Why is marriage not actually the only way to relieve these worries, and why do you think we lack imagination here?
    4. In your singleness, how have you used your imagination to think outside the box the culture and the church have handed you?
    5. When do you find yourself "crashing out" the most, and what truths do you return to in those moments?
    Key Passages: Philippians 4:5-8


    Recommended Resources:
    • Embrace Your Life: How to Find Joy When the Life You Have Is Not the Life You Hoped For by Elizabeth Woodson

    Living Single with Yana Jenay Podcast

    Join the Conversation:
    Thanks for listening to Shalomies! We’d love to hear how the podcast is helping you pursue peace and wholeness in your own life. Share your thoughts, questions, or testimonies with us over on Instagram @shalomiespodcast. Elizabeth and Yana would love to hear from you!


    If you’re enjoying the show, be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with a friend who could use a little more shalom this week.


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    57 分
  • Keep Hope Alive with Justin Giboney

    Keep Hope Alive with Justin Giboney
    2026/08/19
    Between the news cycle and our social media feeds, life in our country can feel overwhelming and chaotic right now. In moments like this, it's easy to lose hold of the hope that justice and shalom are actually possible.

    In today's episode, Yana and Elizabeth sit down with Justin Giboney to explore how Christians can faithfully respond to the unrest of our current cultural moment. Together, they discuss the inspiration we can draw from Scripture and the Great Cloud of Witnesses, wisdom that can carry us past cynicism and toward a genuine and resilient hope.

    Guest Bio:
    Justin Giboney

    Questions Covered In This Episode

    1. What do you see as the primary sources stirring up this sense of never ending political/social chaos that seems to keep getting worse?
    2. How do you see Christians actually responding to this political/social chaos? Both online and offline?
    3. How much of our issue is connected to our theology of suffering or, said another way, how we corporately process and move forward in seasons of prolonged difficulty?
    4. The challenge of dealing with a tumultuous political or social reality is not a new problem? Where can we find inspiration for how to hold onto hope?
    5. What is a moral imagination, and how does it help us move past cynicism toward real hope?
    Key Passages:
    • Jeremiah 29:1-11
    • Hebrews 12:1-2
    Recommended Resources:
    • Don't Let Nobody Turn You Around: How the Black Church's Public Witness Leads Us Out of the Culture War


    Join the Conversation:
    Thanks for listening to Shalomies! We’d love to hear how the podcast is helping you pursue peace and wholeness in your own life. Share your thoughts, questions, or testimonies with us over on Instagram @shalomiespodcast. Elizabeth and Yana would love to hear from you!


    If you’re enjoying the show, be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with a friend who could use a little more shalom this week.


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    37 分
  • Why Women Are Leaving The Church (with Dr. Sandra Glahn)

    Why Women Are Leaving The Church (with Dr. Sandra Glahn)
    2026/08/05
    The role of women in the church is a topic that usually sparks a lot of debate. But in the middle of that conversation, a more important question often gets lost: how can the church help women flourish?

    In today's episode, Yana and Elizabeth talk with Dr. Sandra Glahn to tackle that question. They explore the role of women in the church through historical, theological, and practical perspectives—and discuss how, regardless of their theological position, churches can help women flourish, create space for them to lead, and build meaningful partnership alongside their brothers in ministry.

    Questions Covered In This Episode

    1. What do you think is driving women to leave the church, or leave the faith altogether?
    2. What for women has changed in our current culture that is contributing to this problem?
    3. How does a conversation about how women are valued, developed and invested in get lost in the debate about women in ministry?
    4. Regardless of a church's position on leadership roles, what do women need in order to flourish spiritually, relationally, and in their gifting?
    5. Can you share about a church that's gotten this right, where women are genuinely thriving? What did leadership do specifically?
    6. If you could speak directly to a woman struggling with whether or not she should leave her church, what would you want her to know?
    Key Passages:
    Ephesians 4:11-13
    1 Corinthians 7

    Recommended Resources:
    • Barna Study on Women Leaving The Church
    • A Woman's Place Is in the Story: Seeing Women in the Biblical Narrative - Sandra Glahn


    Join the Conversation:
    Thanks for listening to Shalomies! We’d love to hear how the podcast is helping you pursue peace and wholeness in your own life. Share your thoughts, questions, or testimonies with us over on Instagram @shalomiespodcast. Elizabeth and Yana would love to hear from you!


    If you’re enjoying the show, be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with a friend who could use a little more shalom this week.


    Follow Us:
    Instagram | YouTube
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    58 分
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