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Rediscovering women of the Bible at the intersection of trauma, ancient historical context, and Biblical languages with Jessica LM Jenkins of We Who Thirst. ................................................ For a complete bibliography for each episode visit: https://rb.gy/xx0no6 If you'd like to support research into women of the Bible in their historical context, join my Patreon: www.patreon.com/wewhothirst
Unknown Host hosts Women of the Bible in Context: Her God, Her Story, Her Voice, a religion show with 39 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail If “God the Father” has been the only picture of God you’ve ever been given, you might not realize how much of Scripture you’re missing, and how much comfort might be locked behind that one doorway. I’m
Send us Fan Mail Five women approach Israel’s highest leaders with a simple question that turns into a nation-shaping legal reform: what happens to a household when a father dies with no sons? We walk through the daughte
Send us Fan Mail What do you do when someone’s theology has walls built around it, especially on women preaching and women in church leadership? I’m trying a looser “coffee chat” format and taking your real questions fro
Send us Fan Mail Forget the legend. Meet the woman the Gospels actually introduce: Mary Magdalene, a named disciple from Magdala who funds the mission, follows Jesus from Galilee to Jerusalem, stands at the cross, and be
Send us Fan Mail A simple question from a five-year-old—“Why didn’t Jesus have female disciples?”—opened a door we couldn’t close. We follow the text, not the artwork, and uncover a larger circle of disciples that includ
Send us Fan Mail (TW: Frank discussions of exploitation, sexual abuse, rape, and assault) The news feels like a gut punch, and yet the patterns are old: powerful people exploit the vulnerable, and too many institutions f
Send us Fan Mail The room is cold, the kingdom colder. David can’t keep warm, and the palace drafts Abishag the Shunammite to lie beside him—an ancient remedy that exposes a deeper crisis: a fading king, a fragile succes
Send us Fan Mail What if the Bible’s turning points hinge on women we were taught to ignore? We sit down with Dr. Ingrid Faro to follow a bright thread through Scripture—Eve’s resilient hope, Rahab’s audacious confession
Send us Fan Mail Advent isn’t a glossy postcard here; it’s a story told under the stare of a fortress and the echo of marching boots. We open the Nativity in the time of Herod and Rome, where fear, taxes, and crushed rev
Send us Fan Mail Bathsheba’s story has been trimmed into a tidy cautionary tale for far too long. We open the text back up with hospital chaplain and theologian Liz Day to confront the real dynamics at work: power, conse
Send us Fan Mail (TW: Rape, sexual assault, abuse of power, murder) Start with the text, and the story starts to sound very different. We walk through 2 Samuel 11–12 line by line and confront the hard truth: Bathsheba wa
Send us Fan Mail What if Ruth isn’t a romance but a masterclass in covenant, courage, and community? We step into the city gate of Bethlehem and watch Boaz work redemption in public view—gathering elders, citing law, and
Send us Fan Mail Sexual tension crackles through the midnight air as Ruth uncovers Boaz's feet at the threshing floor. This pivotal chapter marks the moment when human agency takes center stage in what has thus far been
Send us Fan Mail When life collapses around us, where is God? The Book of Ruth offers a profound answer where divine providence operates not through dramatic miracles but through ordinary people reflecting God's characte
Send us Fan Mail Grief can blind us to hope, pushing us to stumble forward without clear direction. In Ruth chapter 1, we witness the raw aftermath of devastating loss as Naomi returns to Bethlehem from Moab with nothing
Send us Fan Mail What if everything you thought you knew about the book of Ruth was missing the heart of the story? Forget the Hallmark-style romance narrative—Ruth's story plunges us into a world of devastating loss, so
Send us Fan Mail Genesis 38 introduces us to Tamar, a woman whose story has been tragically misrepresented throughout church history. Often labeled as "deceptive" and "sexually dubious," she's rarely given the dignity he
Send us Fan Mail In this episode Jessica answers listener questions about ancient law and household dynamics. Delve into the fascinating world of ancient biblical marriage and family structures that challenge our modern
Send us Fan Mail Have you ever stumbled over the passage where Jesus seemingly insults a desperate mother by calling her a "dog"? This moment in Matthew 15 has troubled readers for centuries—but what if everything we tho
Send us Fan Mail What happened when a child from the line of David grew up watching cities burn under Roman occupation? Joan Taylor, Professor Emerita of Christian Origins and Second Temple Judaism at King's College Lond
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