Voices of WIA

Everyday apologetics for Christian women, helping you share your faith with confidence and grace

Voices of WIA is a religion podcast hosted by Women in Apologetics, with 27 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Women in Apologetics hosts Voices of WIA, a religion show with 27 episodes published.

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  Episode #22

  The Rise of Progressivism: A Christian Apologetics Response

  Sep 8, 202629 minS8

  Join Lori Morrow for the Voices of WIA series finale: What exactly is progressivism, and why do Christians and progressives often seem to view the world so differently? In this special solo episode, host Lori examines progressivism through the lens of Christian apologetics. Drawing from philosophy, sociology, secular humanism, and biblical theology, Lori explores the worldview assumptions that shape progressive thought and explains why many cultural debates ultimately stem from competing answers to foundational questions about truth, morality, human nature, and authority. Along the way, she addresses questions such as: - Is progressivism primarily a political movement or a moral vision for society? - What role does secular humanism play in progressive ideology? - Why do Christians and progressives often accuse each other of being "backward"? - Are biblical Christians really on the wrong side of history? - How can believers thoughtfully engage progressive friends and family members? Whether you're trying to understand today's cultural landscape or strengthen your ability to defend the Christian faith with confidence and grace, this episode offers a framework for evaluating progressivism from a biblical worldview.

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  Episode #20

  The Enneagram: A Helpful Tool or a Harmful Counterfeit?

  Aug 11, 202637 minS8

  Your small group is reading an Enneagram book. Your church is hosting an Enneagram seminar. Your friends all know their numbers. So should you? In this episode, Lori sits down with Alexa Cramer — homeschool mom, apologist, and someone who came to this topic through her own season of doubt — to take a careful, biblically grounded look at the Enneagram. They trace its origins from early twentieth-century occultism to the church small group curriculum it has become today, and ask the question most people never think to ask: where did this actually come from, and does that matter? From the psychological tactics that make the Enneagram feel so eerily accurate, to the ways its core assumptions quietly contradict the gospel, this is a conversation that will help you think more clearly about a tool that has found its way into nearly every corner of the Church.

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  Episode #19

  Raising Kids in a Digital World: A Biblical Guide for Christian Parents

  Jul 28, 202634 minS8

  Nobody hands their kid a screen thinking it will become a problem. But what if the problem is already bigger than you realize? In this episode, Lori sits down with Kelly Newcom, founder of Brave Parenting, who has spent years helping Christian families think carefully and biblically about technology. Out of her own family's experience — including a terrifying wake-up call with her teenage daughter — Kelly has developed a deeply grounded, gospel-centered approach to raising kids in a world saturated with screens. This conversation will challenge the way you think about technology in your home, give you language for conversations you may not have known how to start, give you practical tips and tools to use, and empowers you that it's never too late to make a change.

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  Voices of WIA

  Forever for Our Good: Jesus in Deuteronomy

  Jun 30, 202636 minS8

  Does the Old Testament feel more confusing than comforting? In this episode, Lori sits down with Dr. McCoy, professor of systematic theology and author of the Bible study "Forever for Our Good: A Study of the Book of Deuteronomy", to explore why this ancient book is anything but irrelevant. They discuss why God's law is better understood as covenant love than a list of rules, why obedience has become a dirty word in modern Christianity, and what it means that Jesus himself repeatedly quoted Deuteronomy when facing temptation in the wilderness.

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  Episode #16

  How Does God Use Suffering for Our Good? with Jean E. Jones

  Jun 16, 202627 minS8

  What do you do when life hands you loss, disappointments, pain, and confusion? How do you go to God with it all? In this deeply personal episode, Lori sits down with Jean E. Jones, speaker and co-author of "How Does God Use Suffering for Our Good? Living with Hope While Making Sense of Life", written alongside her husband, Clay Jones. Jean opens up about her decades of walking through suffering and shares the hard-won spiritual practices that have carried her and Clay through it all. From praying with gratitude in the hospital hallway to keeping a truth journal, Jean offers practical wisdom and biblical encouragement for anyone navigating their own season of pain and suffering. If you're wrestling with loss, asking why God allows suffering, or want to further your understanding of apologetics on the problem of evil, this episode is for you.

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