This week Lisa interviews Dr. Leighton Flowers of the Soteriology 101 podcast. Dr. Flowers, among many other things, is an apologist for traditional (provisionist) soteriology. We’ve recommended his podcast before and you all were so interested in this topic that we asked him to come on the show! In this episode, Dr. Flowers discusses how he […]
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We should ask our questions. Don’t even bother pretending that you don’t have them. We all carry questions, some more on the surfaces of our lives and some we’ve probably never told to another soul. People don’t always like questions. They challenge our comfort or security. They might make us doubt our faith. We might […]
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This week, we are kicking off a new series! Phylicia and Lisa are co-hosting theology 101: a non-seminarian, open discussion on various theological topics. This series is designed to encourage you to dig into the Bible, form your theology as you read and study, and compare Scripture with Scripture. We start with “Who is God”? What […]
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Three episodes ago we talked about why Bible literacy matters for all of us, no matter our vocation. But we don’t want to leave you hanging there so we’re going to offer some help with this literacy. This week, Lisa discuss proof-texting and how to work through the context of Bible passages. She starts off […]
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Blogging is supposed to be dead, you know. People don’t read blogs. It’s a waste of time to write blog posts when people want tweets. We read on phone, not computers, and therefore don’t want long-form reflection. We all know that’s not true, don’t we? What circulated endlessly just last week, provoking laughter, cringing, some […]
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This week, Lisa’s husband joins her for a chat about how their family operates and then they do a question and response time with your questions! (Follow us on Instagram if you want your voice to be heard!) Listener questions that we respond to: How can you include husbands/dads in pregnancy? When one has a […]
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Last Friday afternoon, I texted my husband. There needs to be two of me: one to play with and work with the children and one to take care of the laundry and food and the house. That doesn’t even take into account which one would care for homeschooling the boys or prepping notes for podcast […]
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