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Cage Free Voices Spoken Devotionals is dedicated to guiding individuals on the journey to becoming their highest, God-given selves.
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Weaponizing Scripture Part II: Judging the Tree Without Judging the Heart (opens the original)
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*This episode was recorded in a space where there was a great deal of background noise. Don’t worry, all of it was eliminated during production. The Queen Bathsheba explores how the Bible can be misused to control and harm, sharing her own experience to distinguish judging a person’s heart from judging the actions and systems they build. Using the ”fruit test” from Scripture, she shows how to identify deliberate exploitation, encourages checking leaders against the text, and offers a path toward
On the Authority to Correct: Proximity, Relationship, and the Ethics of Rebuke (opens the original)
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Who Gave You the Right to Correct Me? Why could Nathan confront King David, but a stranger online can’t condemn a pastor they’ve never met? We trace every major rebuke in Scripture and find a pattern: real correction always comes through relationship, proximity, or clear divine commissioning — never from a distance. A look at what that means for how we talk about leaders and each other today.
Dear Children of God (opens the original)
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The Queen Bathsheba delivers a powerful Cage Free Voices devotional calling out hypocrisy in religious authority and insisting that true peace can only come after truth. She challenges those who wield scripture to sanctify oppression and urges listeners not to accept a manufactured peace built on silence. Affirming the worth of the marginalized—women, the disabled, and the enslaved—she recalls that women were first witnesses to the resurrection and calls believers to stand in truth, refuse to be
Is Your Warfare Actually Warfare? Rethinking Spiritual Warfare, Worship, and the Weapons God Actually Names (opens the original)
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The Queen Bathsheba examines biblical spiritual warfare as posture, truth, and submission rather than loud performance or emotional display. Drawing on examples like Jehoshaphat, Jericho, Paul and Silas, David and Saul, Daniel, and Jesus, she argues the true weapons are the word of God and steadfast faith that dismantle arguments and strongholds. Music can prepare and reorient the heart, but it is preparatory—worship is covenant faithfulness and the battle is won by truth, discernment, obedience
Weaponizing the Word Part I: How Scripture Gets Bent to Exercise Abuse and Protect Power (opens the original)
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The Queen Bathsheba shares a personal account of clergy misconduct and childhood abuse to show how religious language—rules about modesty, submission, and divorce—can be twisted to protect abusers and silence victims. The episode examines scriptural passages and historical context, highlights patterns of selective interpretation and asymmetric accountability, and urges discernment, child safety, and reclaiming freedom from spiritual coercion.
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