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We Who Thirst

Podcast We Who Thirst
Jessica LM Jenkins
Delve into the captivating tales of women from the Bible, exploring their lives within ancient cultures and historical contexts. These narratives reveal not onl...

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  • 018 Interview with Laurie Krieg: Navigating Sexuality in a Christ-Centered Way
    Send us a textWe explore the profound intersection of sexuality and faith with our guest, Laurie Krieg, whose transformative journey into ministry provides vital insights. Laurie's mission is equipping parents and individuals on navigating sexuality within a gospel-centered framework. - Lori shares her story of personal struggle and the need for deeper understanding - Understanding sexual brokenness and its impact on faith - Insights into parenting and preparing kids for conversations on sexuality - Strategies for engaging with LGBTQ peers compassionately - Emphasizing Christ-centered love and identity beyond attractions - Resources and projects Lori is developing for parents Follow Laurie on social media @laurie_krieg or visit her website www.lauriekrieg.com ......................................................Follow We Who Thirst on Instagram, Threads, or Tiktok ! Visit www.wewhothirst.comIf you are interested in the research and sources behind this episode visit - https://rb.gy/xx0no6 - for a full Bibliography. For full shownotes including ancient sources, join my Patreon.If you'd like more in-depth show-notes for each woman of the Bible, or a safe place to discuss the contents in greater detail - we have a private Discard channel through the We Who Thirst Patreon. Thank you for supporting the We Who Thirst podcast! Patreon members get exclusive access to discord discussions, polls for future podcast episodes, full episode show notes, and more.
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  • 017 Proverbs 31: Rest and Balance
    Send us a textExploring rest through the lens of Proverbs 31 uncovers a refreshing perspective on productivity and its impact on women’s lives. This episode emphasizes the importance of taking time off, grounding the discussion in historical context, and challenging the cultural narratives around women's work. • Discussion on exhaustion and shared motherhood experiences • Connection between Proverbs 31 and societal demands on women • Cultural perceptions of diligence linked with productivity • Examination of verses 15 and 18 in context • Insights on the importance of enforced rest through historical practices • Summary of Sabbath as a divinely instituted necessity • Advice on recalibrating personal rest and expectations • Emphasis on God's delight in women's rest as a sacred giftDownload the Rest Rate Worksheet by visiting: https://wewhothirst.com/product/rest-rate-worksheet/ ......................................................Follow We Who Thirst on Instagram, Threads, or Tiktok ! Visit www.wewhothirst.comIf you are interested in the research and sources behind this episode visit - https://rb.gy/xx0no6 - for a full Bibliography. For full shownotes including ancient sources, join my Patreon.If you'd like more in-depth show-notes for each woman of the Bible, or a safe place to discuss the contents in greater detail - we have a private Discard channel through the We Who Thirst Patreon. Thank you for supporting the We Who Thirst podcast! Patreon members get exclusive access to discord discussions, polls for future podcast episodes, full episode show notes, and more.
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  • 016 Proverbs 31: Her Businesses
    Send us a textThe episode delves into the life of the Proverbs 31 woman, emphasizing her dual successes in textile production and vineyard management, showcasing the importance of women's creativity and labor in both domestic and economic spheres. By challenging traditional gender roles, the discussion highlights that God delights in women utilizing their passions, skills, and independence for the glory of their families and communities. • Cultural teachings on women's roles in society • The unique economic ventures of the Proverbs 31 woman • Differences between her work and that of average women • The skill and privilege involved in her business success • Importance of social connections in her economic activities • Further exploration of her vineyard business •1 Challenges traditional notions of woman's roles in the household • God’s encouragement for women to embrace their talents ......................................................Follow We Who Thirst on Instagram, Threads, or Tiktok ! Visit www.wewhothirst.comIf you are interested in the research and sources behind this episode visit - https://rb.gy/xx0no6 - for a full Bibliography. For full shownotes including ancient sources, join my Patreon.If you'd like more in-depth show-notes for each woman of the Bible, or a safe place to discuss the contents in greater detail - we have a private Discard channel through the We Who Thirst Patreon. Thank you for supporting the We Who Thirst podcast! Patreon members get exclusive access to discord discussions, polls for future podcast episodes, full episode show notes, and more.
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  • 015: Proverbs 31 & Homemaking
    Send us a textThis episode dives into God's heart for women, juxtaposing traditional views of homemaking with modern perspectives drawn from cultural variances and biblical teachings. Discussing the Proverbs 31 woman, the hosts emphasize the significance of collaboration, community, and the recognition of women's roles not limited to homemaking alone.• Exploring historical and cultural contexts around homemaking • Survey results reveal women's feelings of inadequacy and guilt • Misconceptions about the Proverbs 31 woman as a checklist • The collaboration of women in ancient cultural homemaking • Addressing patriarchal pressures on women's roles today • Advocating for women's economic agency • Highlighting the importance of community in women's lives • A call to redefine womanhood without guilt or limits May God bless your pursuits as you engage with these topics and the conversations they inspire! ......................................................Follow We Who Thirst on Instagram, Threads, or Tiktok ! Visit www.wewhothirst.comIf you are interested in the research and sources behind this episode visit - https://rb.gy/xx0no6 - for a full Bibliography. For full shownotes including ancient sources, join my Patreon.If you'd like more in-depth show-notes for each woman of the Bible, or a safe place to discuss the contents in greater detail - we have a private Discard channel through the We Who Thirst Patreon. Thank you for supporting the We Who Thirst podcast! Patreon members get exclusive access to discord discussions, polls for future podcast episodes, full episode show notes, and more.
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  • 014 Historical Context of the Nativity: Part 2
    Send us a textWhat if the nativity story isn't quite what we've always imagined? Join us as we challenge age-old perceptions about the birth of Jesus. We'll explore intriguing historical contexts and cultural nuances that shed new light on this pivotal biblical event. From the misinterpretations of Greek words and the true nature of Joseph and Mary's relationship to the societal roles of shepherds, we'll provide a fresh perspective on the nativity narrative that goes beyond the simplicity of a lone couple in a stable.Have you ever considered the significant role women played in the nativity story? Our reimagining paints a picture of Jesus being born not in isolation, but in the warmth of a peasant home, surrounded by supportive women. This episode uncovers the vital contributions of women during crucial moments in Jesus' life, offering a richer understanding of customs and norms that highlight their often-overlooked significance. By reexamining these narratives, we aim to honor the strength found in community and hospitality that would have been evident to the first listeners of the gospel.The essence of Christmas isn't just a distant echo from the past; it's a vibrant reminder of God's presence among the humble. As we navigate the socio-economic realities of Mary and Joseph's lives, we'll reflect on the universal reach of God's message, as shown through characters like Simeon, Anna, and the Magi. Listen in for a discussion that not only revisits the roles of the ordinary people in the nativity story but also encourages us to embrace the message of hope and humility during this festive season. ......................................................Follow We Who Thirst on Instagram, Threads, or Tiktok ! Visit www.wewhothirst.comIf you are interested in the research and sources behind this episode visit - https://rb.gy/xx0no6 - for a full Bibliography. For full shownotes including ancient sources, join my Patreon.If you'd like more in-depth show-notes for each woman of the Bible, or a safe place to discuss the contents in greater detail - we have a private Discard channel through the We Who Thirst Patreon. Thank you for supporting the We Who Thirst podcast! Patreon members get exclusive access to discord discussions, polls for future podcast episodes, full episode show notes, and more.
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Delve into the captivating tales of women from the Bible, exploring their lives within ancient cultures and historical contexts. These narratives reveal not only their stories but also the profound love and beauty of the God we worship. ................................................For a complete bibliography for each episode visit: https://rb.gy/xx0no6If you'd like more in-depth show-notes for each woman of the Bible, join my Patreon: www.patreon.com/wewhothirst
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