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At Williamsburg Baptist Church we are discovering what it means to be "a different kind of Baptist." We are committed to historic, Baptist principles like freedom of conscience, but we also seek to be an open-minded and inclusive community that values learning, spirituality,…
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BONUS EPISODE: New Member Conversation with Michelle! (opens the original)
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Our pastor sat down a couple of weeks ago to have a conversation with one of our newer members and we'd love for you to listen in! They talked about how Michelle and her wife found WBC, what it was like to visit for the first time, and why they ultimately made the decision to join as members. It is a delightful conversation and we're so grateful for our new members who bring "fresh eyes" to help us see what we're doing well and also ways we can improve to continue welcoming new folks into the fo
"The Road Not Taken" - August 2, 2026 Sermon (Forgotten Women: Orpah) (opens the original)
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We're so glad you're listening to our podcast! This sermon is based on Ruth 1:1–22, which is the beginning of the story of Ruth and Naomi. The sermon, however, centers on Ruth's sister-in-law Orpah, who quickly fades from the story. In this sermon we wonder if, perhaps, there is to be something gained by focusing on Orpah's experience? Perhaps she has been too quickly overlooked in Christian history and interpretation. And her experience might offer us deep wisdom for our own lives and decisions
"A Woman's Place" - July 26, 2026 Sermon (Forgotten Women: Deborah and Jael) (opens the original)
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We're so glad you're listening to our podcast! This sermon is based on Judges 4:1–24, which is the story of Deborah's reign as judge of Israel, along with Jael's brief but violent encounter with Sisera. It's part of our summer sermon series "Rediscovering Forgotten Women of the Bible." In this sermon we wonder what Deborah and Jael's stories have to say about "biblical womanhood," and if perhaps it's a bit wider and more impactful than we've previously believed. Hope it is a challenging and enco
"A Daughter Named Jezebel" - July 19, 2026 Sermon (Forgotten Women: Jezebel) (opens the original)
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We're so glad you're listening to our podcast! This sermon is based on 1 Kings 21:1–16, which is the story of Jezebel, Ahab, and Naboth's Vineyard. It's the first in our summer sermon series "Rediscovering Forgotten Women of the Bible." In this sermon we wonder if, perhaps, Jezebel has been mis-remembered, and that her reputation has vastly outpaced what's actually in scripture. After all, have you ever met someone named Jezebel? Hope it is a helpful and meaningful word to you this week. To find
"The Daughters of Zelophehad" - July 12, 2026 Sermon (Forgotten Women: Zelophehad's Daughters) (opens the original)
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We're so glad you're listening to our podcast! This sermon is based on Numbers 27:1–11, the story of the 5 daughters of Zelophehad, who come forward to point out an oversight and injustice in their community of faith. Spoiler alert: the leaders respond well. But their experience and story offer an important word of wisdom and a pattern we might notice in our churches and world today. Hope it is a helpful and meaningful word to you this week. To find out more about the sermon series you can visit
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