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Throughout history, women have often been relegated to the sidelines, subjugated by patriarchy, or prevented from exercising their God-given gifts at all. But women foster human flourishing in an array of spaces—as authors, pastors, and scholars.
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What the Church Needs to Know About the History of White Evangelical Women | Kristin Du Mez (opens the original)
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How have you been shaped by the influence of White evangelical women through history, maybe without even realizing it? And what has it cost these women to live such influential lives? In this episode of Hear Women , Nijay Gupta welcomes Kristin Du Mez, Professor of History at Calvin University. As the bestselling author of Jesus and John Wayne and her newest release, Live Laugh Love: The Secret History of White Christian Women and the World They Made , Du Mez brings her expertise in history, gen
Why the Church Needs Women’s Voices in 2026 | Mid-Season Reflections (opens the original)
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Since Hear Women ’s launch in March, we’ve heard from an array of guests who are inspiring entire communities to thrive, even amid our ever-changing and unpredictable cultural moment. In this special mid-season episode, Dorina Lazo Gilmore-Young, Tara Beth Leach, and Nijay Gupta gather for an honest check-in, reflecting on life, ministry, and the remarkable guests who’ve been on the show so far. They look back on standout moments, sharing how guests’ stories are sparking change, courage, and hol
What the Church Needs to Know About Forgotten Women in Church History | Jennifer Powell McNutt (opens the original)
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What do Mary Magdalene, Julian of Norwich, and other women in church history teach us about what it means to faithfully follow Jesus today? In this episode of Hear Women , Nijay Gupta welcomes the Rev. Dr. Jennifer Powell McNutt, Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies at Wheaton College, Litfin Divinity School. As program director of the M.A. degrees in Theology and History of Christianity, and a Wheaton faculty member since 2008, Dr. McNutt has dedicated her career to uncovering overlook
What the Church Needs to Know About a Woman’s Highest Calling | Sandra Glahn (opens the original)
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What is a woman’s highest calling in God’s eyes? And how does the church sometimes miscommunicate about what this calling truly is? In this heartfelt episode of Hear Women , Dorina Lazo Gilmore-Young sits down with Sandra Glahn—author, seminary professor, and scholar—to uncover what it means to be a Christian woman when your life doesn’t fit the often expected script of marriage and motherhood. Together, they open up about the unspoken struggles of infertility, the pain of failed adoptions, and
What the Church Needs to Know About Being a Christian Influencer | Jackie Horbrook (opens the original)
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When social media feels like a noisy crowd of hot takes, how can Christians use their influence for good? What are the unique ways that the church can bring the radical hope of Christ to a context that can be toxic, addictive, and damaging? In this episode of Hear Women , Nijay Gupta welcomes Jackie Horbrook—author, entrepreneur, and founder of Black Christian Influencers —to share her journey from growing up as a pastor’s daughter in Chicago to becoming an online “kingdom solutionist.” Through
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