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How the Image of God Challenges Consumerism, Individualism, and Narcissism (opens the original)
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The doctrine of the image of God becomes radically practical when you trace it from Genesis to Jesus and compare it to the forces shaping modern life. Cheryl Luke joins Amy Seiffert and Jami Nato to show why identity, dignity, and belonging are not self-help ideas, but deeply biblical truths that confront consumerism, individualism, and narcissism head-on. Cheryl is on the back side of seminary, where she earned her master's in biblical and theological studies and used that work to build framewo
The Priesthood of ALL Believers and Its Radical Implications (opens the original)
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Don Payne joins Jami and Amy for a conversation about priesthood, gender in ministry, and the biblical storyline from Genesis to Revelation. They trace how God's people are called to represent him, teach one another, and mediate grace in ways that are not gendered, but shared across the whole community. In this episode, the big question is not who gets access, but how God has always been expanding access through Christ. The conversation moves from Old Testament priesthood to the church as God's
Understanding Fear from a Holistic Perspectvie with Jess Connolly (opens the original)
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Fear, shame, and mental health struggles are often hidden behind faith-filled platitudes, leaving many feeling inadequate or judged. But what if these emotions aren't signs of spiritual failure, but opportunities for deeper formation? Jess Connolly , a biblical scholar, author, and seminary sister, shares her courageous journey of exploring fear in Scripture, especially in Matthew, revealing that Jesus doesn't rebuke fear but invites it into growth. You'll discover her groundbreaking thesis: in
Fellow Seminary Sister, Pricelis Dominguez, joins us to discuss the implications of the Imago Dei (opens the original)
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Most of us are unaware of how deeply our understanding of God's image—Imago Dei—shapes our views on justice, identity, and equality. Amy, Jami, and fellow Seminary Sister Pricelis Domiguez peel back the layers of this overlooked theology to reveal its transformative power in dismantling systemic marginalization. They share compelling insights rooted in scripture, personal stories, and scholarly reflection, demonstrating how the original purpose of Imago Dei was distorted through history—impactin
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