Seminary Sisters

In this conversation, Amy and Jami explore the challenges and joys of winter living in the Midwest, transitioning into a discussion about Jami's experiences in prison ministry. They share insights on the importance of building relationships, the power of names, and the impact of addiction on identity. The conversation emphasizes the role of Jesus in the lives of marginalized individuals and the significance of community support. Jami encourages listeners interested in ministry to seek opportunities and highlights the transformative experiences that come from engaging with those in need.

Dr. Don Payne joins the crew again. Amy starts with a great icebreaker question about their childhood aspirations.  After that, they explore the significance of the Trinity and the importance of understanding God through personal experience. They discuss the role of the Holy Spirit, the nature of salvation, and the impact of relationships on faith. The conversation emphasizes grace as a relational experience rather than a commodity, and the hosts reflect on mutual submission in relationships as a reflection of the Trinity. They conclude with thoughts on the importance of community and the transformative power of faith.

In this engaging conversation, Jami and Amy reflect on their recent spiritual formation classes, exploring themes of God's nature as both a compassionate father, caring mother, and a just judge. They discuss the importance of understanding God through the lens of Old Testament practices and the duality of His character. The conversation also delves into the significance of compassion in ministry, the challenges of sin and shame, and the concept of a 'rule of life' to order desires. Additionally, they highlight the role of fiction in spiritual growth, emphasizing how narratives can foster empathy and understanding in a messy world.

You asked, and Dr. Don Payne has answered!! In this engaging conversation, Amy, Jami, and Don explore various themes ranging from personal anecdotes about job perks to deep theological discussions about salvation, childbearing, and God's sovereignty. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of understanding biblical texts within their cultural context and highlights the relational aspect of prayer and God's presence in our lives.

In this conversation, Amy Seiffert and Jami Nato explore the themes of the Book of Luke, focusing on the importance of community, the role of the poor, and the significance of faith in uncertain times. They discuss the message of Mary's song, and how the Christmas story embodies love and acceptance. They emphasize the need for compassion and the expansion of God's kingdom to include all people, regardless of their background or circumstances. And as always, you get a little dash of bonkers because... well... Jami and Amy just can't help but be themselves. 
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Holiday Traditions
03:49 Exploring the Book of Luke
10:17 The Preferential Option for the Poor
15:11 Mary's Song and the Reversal of Values
18:13 Community and Support in Difficult Times
23:21 Childhood Memories and Laughter
25:39 The Role of Clowns in Healing
27:43 The Importance of Community and Family
30:14 Growing Up with Purpose
31:54 Mary's Faith and Acceptance
32:29 John the Baptist's Call to Action
35:28 Living the Kingdom Life
37:59 Expanding the Kingdom of God
40:53 The Christmas Story and Love