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Cage Free Voices Spoken Devotionals is dedicated to guiding individuals on the journey to becoming their highest, God-given selves. While many associate being “cage free” with doing whatever one pleases, our definition goes deeper: to be cage free is to no longer be bound by the things that once held you captive, but instead to live in a way that reflects the freedom and purpose found in becoming who God created you to be—a direct reflection of His glory.
CFVSpokenDevotionals hosts Cage Free Voices Spoken Devotionals, a education show with 100 episodes published.
The Queen Bathsheba shares a personal account of clergy misconduct and childhood abuse to show how religious language—rules about modesty, submission, and divorce—can be twisted to protect abusers and silence
The Queen Bathsheba examines what it means to wait on God versus waiting out of unhealed desire, questioning whether endurance alone proves divine promise. The episode contrasts biblical examples (Joseph, Abraham, Ishmae
*The reference to Yeshua not having been taught is in relation to his advanced knowledge—not study of Torah in his early years (ages 6 -7). The Queen Bathsheba examines Jesus as a first-century observer would have
In this final episode of the series, The Queen Bathsheba presents the "grandson theory," arguing that Canaan—not Ham—was the one who violated Noah, while Ham simply discovered and reported the incident. The e
Host The Queen Bathsheba examines Genesis 9’s phrase “the nakedness of his father” (ervat aviv) and explores the maternal incest theory: that Ham violated Noah by violating Noah’s wife, a breach o
The Queen Bathsheba explores the second part of the Noah story, focusing on the "direct paternal violation" theory: did Ham commit a grievous act against Noah that justified the curse on Canaan? The episode reviews tradi
Part 1 of this series examines Genesis 9’s puzzling account where Noah is found uncovered and curses Canaan. The episode explores timeline details, Hebrew wording, and the connection to Levitical language to clarify what
The Queen Bathsheba revisits Luke 15:1–32 to retell the parable commonly called the prodigal son, examining the wider context of tax collectors, Pharisees, and the symbolism of the table. She explores both sons&rsq
Correction: *Yeshua tells them to sell their cloaks and get swords in Luke 22:36. The Queen Bathsheba challenges the misconception that Christlike humility equals weakness. This episode explores how Yeshua embodied both
The Queen Bathsheba explores how genuine spiritual fruit—like fresh fruit—draws both blessing and opposition, using fruit flies and the fig tree as vivid metaphors. She traces the fig image from Eden through
The Queen Bathsheba explores how Genesis reveals partnership, how Genesis 3 introduced domination, and how the gospel calls us to restore God’s original design. She examines Pauline instructions in context, arguing
Was male rule over women ever God’s original design? For centuries, Genesis 3 has been used to define gender roles, but what if we’ve been reading the consequences of the Fall as though they were God’s
*Content Advisory: This episode contains discussions of disability, neurodiversity, infant exposure, abuse, exploitation, death, and other historical practices from the ancient world. These topics are presented for bibli
The Queen Bathsheba explores Matthew 13:47–50 to show that God’s kingdom gathers people from every background, but final separation is based on righteousness of the heart, not external categories or identitie
In this Father's Day devotional, The Queen Bathsheba explores Joseph as the overlooked "stepfather king"—a descendant of David whose quiet righteousness, obedience, and sacrificial stewardship shape Yeshua's earthl
The Queen Bathsheba examines the commodification of human life across the biblical narrative, tracing practices from child sacrifice and sexualized religious economies in the Old Testament to slavery, exposure, and struc
The Queen Bathsheba examines the controversy over whether women should keep silent in churches by studying 1 Corinthians 14 and 11, placing Paul’s words in their congregational and cultural context amid recent deba
In every generation, human beings are trained—overtly and subtly—to answer the same question: Whose side are you on? It is a question that assumes the world is divided into clean categories, where people can
Host Queen Bathsheba continues Part 3 of Sex, Worship, and Covenant, examining Roman slavery, sexual order, child exposure, prostitution, and concubinage to explain the social world behind Paul’s words in 1 Corinthians 6
Host Queen Bathsheba explores how ideas about sex and marriage transformed from Roman practices through early Christianity to medieval English law in Part Two of Sex, Worship, and Covenant. The episode traces Roman sexua
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