Faith and Feminism

Chesna Hinkley, a graduate of Princeton Seminary and master of divinity, talks to us about how to respond when somebody says that women should be silent in the Church.

Catherine McNeil talks about how women and mothers have not really been considered in our theological practices, and frankly, overlooked for much of history. We're changing that.

Jessica Hubner, a therapist, and Jamin Hubner, a professor, talk about their journey from fundamentalist to egalitarian, discussing egalitarian theology, hierarchical relationships, and what it practically looks like for their marriage. This is episode is amazing, but 2 hours long, so that is why I made it a bonus :)

Who grew up constantly believing that their body was too much, or maybe not enough? Constructed beauty ideals have been making young girls and women feel inadequate for a long time now. And I'm sick of it. Did you know that most girls in the US begin dieting by the age of 8? Did you know that about 20 million women in the US deal with an eating disorder at some point in their lives? Women are cons...

Beth Bruno, author of "A Voice Becoming" talks to us about to empower the next generation of women, and the things we ourselves must overcome in order to do so.

Dorothy Greco, author of "Making Marriage Beautiful" talks about how to have a healthy, egalitarian marriage.

Natalie Hoffman talks to us about her book "Is It Just Me?" and how emotional and spiritual abuse works.

A lot of us have deconstructed the Purity movement, but we're unsure of what sex looks like now. How do we honor God, ourselves, and others in our sex lives? What is sexual immorality? And what does it look like to live sexually moral lives? We explore all this and more in today's podcast.

Being single can be hard. Not just because it can be lonely, but how society and the church can treat women differently because of it. This week on the podcast, I got the amazing opportunity to talk to Rev. Sarah Heath about singleness and life and how sometimes it can be really hard not to compare your life to others. We talk about this concept of sonderlust, of how everyone's life seems to be so...

What is sexual integrity? ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ How do we navigate ourselves as sexual beings? What does it look like for Christians post purity movement to navigate sexual relationships?⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ I don't have all the answers, but this episode with Tina Osterhouse may give you some of the tools to figure it out.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ We explore what sexual integrity looks like and helps us to...

Christine Woolgar, blogger and domestic abuse advocate, talks to us about sex and consent and how she wishes the church talked about both.

Dr. Tina Sellers talks about her book, "Sex, God, and the Conservative Church." In it, she reclaims a healthy sexuality for the church.

Amy Moses is back and answering all of your questions about your bodies and sex that you haven't been able to find answers for.

Amy Moses talks to us about all of the questions we were too afraid to ask about our bodies and sex.

Fear is part of the human condition, it's nothing to be ashamed of, but it does sneak into a lot of our relationships. Cindy talks to us about how to overcome fear and anxiety in our relationship with God and others.

Melanie Weldon-Soiset talks to us about how to have hard conversations with people who see differently than us. (PS she has an amazing story of throwing herself a goodbye party when her church no longer wanted her, as a woman, in leadership)

Doula Liz Grant talks to us about how the US healthcare system often doesn't take a woman's needs or perspectives into consideration and offers tips to take control of your healthcare.

Aundi Kolber, therapist and writer, talks to us about the importance of embodiment, feeling our emotions, and how to take up space in the world.

Bronwyn talks to us about dating and how to do it well. After talking with her, I believe this episode could also be applied for building friendships.

Femininity and Athleticism aren't oxymorons. Natalie of Female Athlete Missions shares why.

Minister Virginia Musselman talks to us about the feminine aspects of God, and why it is important that we acknowledge it.

Faitth Brooks of Legacy Collective and Be the Bridge talks to us about how to choose a cause and make a difference.

Rachel Kois of Simple Switch talks to us about how to shop ethically and empower women around the world.

Anika Erickson, founder of Home Free Tees, talks to us about fast fashion and the importance of shopping slow.

Ashley Easter, founder of the Courage conference, a conference for survivors of abuse, talks about why the church needs feminism.