Jami and Amy are working on a Masters in Biblical and Theological studies and are taking you right along with them! They share their discoveries from class disc...
In this conversation, Lisa Whittle, Amy Seiffert, and Jami Nato explore the complex relationship between body image and faith. They discuss the cultural narratives that shape women's perceptions of their bodies, the importance of genuine connections, and the need for a holistic understanding of body and soul. Lisa shares her journey towards a whole body theology, emphasizing the significance of scripture in addressing body image issues and the healing process. The conversation highlights the challenges women face in navigating societal expectations and the importance of self-acceptance rooted in faith.
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Fellow Seminary Sister, Cheryl Luke, Shares Her Life and Love For Jesus
Cheryl Luke joins us and shares her experiences as a single woman in the church. With courage and kindness, she helps us see how the church can better serve those without children or a partner. Her love for Jesus will move you. Want more of Cheryl? Who doesn't... The Mosaic Life Podcast The Mosaic Life Website
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Clarity on the Women in Ministry Conversation
Dr. Don Payne is back! We asked Dr. Payne back to talk to us more about women in ministry. If you question what the Bible says about women who preach and lead, this is the episode for you. Jami also peppers the podcast with incredible questions like, "What do you think of tomatoes?
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Taking God's Name in Vain isn't What You Think
We start this podcast with a look at salvation. When does it happen? How does it happen? Can we see it in others? Are these even the right questions to ask? Then we tie those thoughts back to the Old Testament, looking at the Tabernacle, the priest's garments, and the 10 commandments. We also look at what it means to take the Lord's name in vain. And what it means to live in a liminal space. Resources Mentioned: Carmen Joe Imes Bearing God's Name: Why Sinai Still Matters
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Who is Weirder Your Uncle or the Old Testament?
Interweaving stories from their own lives, Jami and Amy give a helpful framework for how to understand the absolute weirdness of the Old Testament. We don't have to deny that the stories we read in our Old Testament are hard to understand. What we can do is learn how to read the Old Testament the way it was meant to be read. We go over some of our favorite strange stories and talk through how they were meant to be read. Resources Mentioned: Sandra L. Richter - The Epic of Eden: A Christian Entry into the Old Testament Brene Brown's video on empathy Find us on the socials: @jaminato @amyseiffert Jami's book This Must Be the Place
Jami and Amy are working on a Masters in Biblical and Theological studies and are taking you right along with them! They share their discoveries from class discussions with their brilliant all female cohort, insights from their scholarly research, and helpful framework from their professors. But rest assured, there is not a stuffy classroom in sight! Buckle up for some laughter & lightbulb moments with these two life-long learners.
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