Was she the victim of foul play, an accident, or did she choose to disappear? In this episode of The Vanished, we retrace Diana’s last known movements, strange witness accounts, and the lingering mystery that has never been solved or.. was never meant to be solved.
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Send us a text We 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.com If 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.…
Send us a text Exploring 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 gift Download 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.com If 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.…
Send us a text The 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.com If 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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Later Afspelen Later Afspelen Lijsten Vind ik leuk LeukSend us a text This 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.com If 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.…
Send us a text What 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.com If 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.…
Send us a text Could the humble settings of a temple and a small village in Roman times redefine our understanding of divine intervention? Explore the nativity story through a historical and cultural lens as we unravel the rich tapestry woven by the Gospels of Matthew and Luke. This episode promises to offer a fresh perspective on the well-known biblical narratives, starting with the temple's importance in Jewish thought and the critical moment of Zechariah's encounter with an angel. With the temple as a backdrop, we set the stage for a journey through the lives of Elizabeth and Mary, whose experiences challenge societal norms and highlight divine favor. Join us as we delve into the lives of two remarkable women at the heart of the Nativity story, Elizabeth and Mary, who each experience profound moments of divine intervention. Elizabeth transitions from the shame of infertility to the joy of becoming a mother, while Mary receives a life-altering message that sets her on a path of historical significance. By comparing these narratives, we highlight themes of societal expectations, divine favor, and the elevation of marginalized voices. The contrasting receptions of Gabriel's messages to Zechariah and Mary reveal cultural nuances, while Joseph's significant role further enriches the story. As we continue, discover the theological depth and messianic hope expressed through Joseph's decisions and Mary's visit to Elizabeth. Joseph, reimagined as a stonemason, navigates social challenges to embrace his role in this divine narrative, while Elizabeth's recognition of Jesus' divine identity underscores the transformative nature of his mission. Reflect on God's choice to dwell among His people—not in distant temples but intimately within their lives. This episode sets the stage for our next installment, where we'll explore the circumstances surrounding Jesus' birth, questioning the traditional narrative and offering insights into the nature of His earthly arrival. ...................................................... Follow We Who Thirst on Instagram , Threads , or Tiktok ! Visit www.wewhothirst.com If 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.…
Send us a text What happens when God's people act in ways that don't reflect His character? Join us for a profound conversation as we unravel this complex question, promising to offer clarity and understanding. Co-host Elice Kilko and I break down this issue into three key parts: theological insights, personal reflection, and navigating practical living amidst disagreement. Drawing from Ephesians 4, we recognize that the church is a work in progress, striving to align with Christ's teachings while needing prophetic voices to guide us through our imperfections. We explore the enduring struggle within the church of balancing the faithful and the unfaithful, addressing why some Christians may hurt others or misrepresent Jesus' teachings, while secular individuals might appear to embody kindness more fully. This episode emphasizes the importance of distinguishing God's character from the flawed nature of the church, as highlighted in Romans 8, which reassures us of God's unwavering love. Through a process of deconstruction and reconstruction, we aim to refine our understanding of a compassionate and merciful God who draws near to sinners and sufferers. As we tackle the challenge of handling disagreements within the church, we discuss the courage required to speak truth in love. Whether deciding to stay, hide, or leave a community where hypocrisy prevails, we offer guidance on maintaining humility and repentance. This episode concludes with practical advice on establishing safe and curious conversations, especially with loved ones, ensuring that our discussions are framed by spiritual connection and authentic living. Embrace the courage to confront wrongdoing while nurturing your relationships with love and patience. ...................................................... Follow We Who Thirst on Instagram , Threads , or Tiktok ! Visit www.wewhothirst.com If 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.…
Send us a text Imagine facing a sea of anxiety and being told not to feel what naturally rises within you. That's the challenge many encounter when reading Philippians 4:6, a verse often misunderstood or misapplied in times of anxiety. Today, we untangle the complexities of these biblical commands, exploring how they don't dismiss our emotions but invite us into deeper communication with God. By delving into the historical context of Paul's relationship with the Philippians, beginning with Lydia's significant role, we paint a fuller picture of the connections that shaped these teachings. The episode takes a closer look at how Paul's encouragement extends beyond individual struggles to communal harmony, particularly highlighting the roles of Euodia and Syntyche. By addressing their disagreement, Paul underscores the importance of unity and reconciliation, revealing the potential leadership positions these women held within the early church. As we navigate modern challenges like elections and health concerns, Paul's exhortation to rejoice and remain gentle serves as a timely reminder of finding peace through prayer, even in times of uncertainty. For those feeling the weight of exhaustion and overwhelm, practical support is at hand. We introduce a free printable guide available on our website, designed to manage anxious minds and restore clarity. With heartfelt solidarity, we offer a prayer for peace and comfort, extending encouragement to listeners navigating stress and fatigue. Remember, God cares deeply for our worries, inviting us to trust in His presence and maintain open communication. Join us as we embrace the biblical call to rejoice amidst anxiety, finding rest in His unwavering care. ...................................................... Follow We Who Thirst on Instagram , Threads , or Tiktok ! Visit www.wewhothirst.com If 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.…
Send us a text I have found solace in the ancient words of Psalms 102 and 103. This episode of the We Who Thirst podcast offers a compassionate exploration of these scriptures, revealing how their poetic expressions of suffering and divine empathy provide comfort during times of personal and collective turmoil. As the 2024 election looms and stress levels rise, we invite you to uncover the peace and understanding that these Psalms can bring to your own life. Discover the profound roots of compassion woven into the linguistic tapestry of Hebrew and Greek, where it is intimately connected to maternal imagery. This deep dive into the essence of divine empathy illustrates how God's unwavering love mirrors a mother's instinctive care and responsiveness. We also explore the concept of prayer as an ongoing, honest dialogue with the divine, emphasizing how this child-like communication reflects God's readiness to be present in our suffering, offering hope and encouragement. Through rich biblical symbolism and stories, I discuss themes of justice, righteousness, and God's covenant faithfulness. From the renewal symbolized by eagles and vultures to the call for kindness and justice towards the marginalized, we reflect on the broader implications of biblical compassion. As we journey through these texts, we're reminded of the steadfast love of God amidst life's chaos. Join us for a heartfelt reflection on trusting in His sovereign goodness, and let this episode be a source of renewal and peace in your own journey. ...................................................... Follow We Who Thirst on Instagram , Threads , or Tiktok ! Visit www.wewhothirst.com If 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.…
Send us a text What if understanding Jesus' emotions could transform your spiritual life? Join us as we welcome Becky Castle Miller, who shares her remarkable journey of navigating emotional health struggles and how they led her to explore the intersection of emotions and discipleship in Christianity. Becky's profound insights, particularly through the Gospel of Luke, reveal how studying the emotions of Christ has been spiritually transformative for her, offering a new lens of Christ-like compassion and reaffirming faith during times of personal trauma. Discover a biblical perspective on anxiety as we unpack the story of Martha in the New Testament. We delve into the translation nuances of "merimnao," traditionally understood as anxiety, and discuss its implications in light of modern mental health challenges. This conversation invites a shift from fear to confidence, focusing on faith and past provisions. Becky's dissertation work sheds light on the emotional constructs within the scriptures, with female disciples like Martha offering profound theological insights that continue to resonate today. Finally, we tackle the misconceptions surrounding mental illness, highlighting the necessity of a holistic approach to healing that integrates the mind, body, and spirit. Becky emphasizes the importance of trauma-informed church communities and shares valuable resources to create nurturing spaces for healing and personal growth. Through an engaging discussion on emotional coaching, Becky offers her methods and philosophies, providing listeners with tools to foster environments of compassion and understanding. Don't miss this chance to gain valuable insights from Becky and enrich your understanding of emotions and discipleship. Follow Becky online @wholeemotion or subscribe to her substack! ...................................................... Follow We Who Thirst on Instagram , Threads , or Tiktok ! Visit www.wewhothirst.com If 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.…
Send us a text Unlock the secrets to effective and faith-based sex education with Kristen Miele from Sex Ed Reclaimed. A veteran sexual health educator with 15 years of experience, Kristen takes us through her extraordinary journey from a Christian university to a Big Ten university, revealing her passion for public health and human sexuality. Learn how she's on a mission to bridge the gap in Christian families' sex education, offering an age-appropriate curriculum for children aged 3 to 18 that encourages open, ongoing conversations about body safety and sexuality, all while staying true to her faith. Explore the fascinating historical role of older women in sex education within ancient cultures and early church communities. We delve into the wisdom of biblical teachings, such as Titus 2, and how intimate settings like house churches and menstrual tents created spaces for deep, intergenerational knowledge sharing. Kristen draws powerful modern parallels, emphasizing the importance of women's fellowship and the comfort that women often find in sharing their experiences with each other. This chapter is a heartfelt reminder of the enduring value of mentorship and collective wisdom. Join us as we confront the pressing challenges of sexual brokenness within missionary communities and the wider Christian context. Through personal stories and candid discussions, we uncover the damaging effects of purity culture and the harmful societal sexualization of men. Kristen highlights the necessity of starting sex education early, teaching emotional intelligence, and fostering healthy, holistic dialogues about sexuality and relationships. This insightful episode also offers practical advice for parents on how to navigate these essential conversations with their children, ensuring they grow up informed and comfortable in their own skin. Use the code CHRISTIANPARENTING as a 15% off Kristen's site: www.sexedreclaimed.com ...................................................... Follow We Who Thirst on Instagram , Threads , or Tiktok ! Visit www.wewhothirst.com If 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.…
Send us a text Can the wisdom of ancient cultures reshape our modern understanding of marriage roles? Join me and Elice Kilko, as we challenge conventional wisdom with insights from Proverbs 31. Elice opens up about her upbringing in a respectful complementarian household and how it contrasts with the rigid gender roles we were taught outside our homes. Together, we reveal our personal journeys towards a more egalitarian approach that emphasizes mutual submission and partnership. By exploring the historical context of gender roles within marriage, we uncover a nuanced perspective that disrupts traditional views. Drawing from the ancient Near Eastern practices, we discuss how responsibilities within a household were shared and not strictly divided by gender. This segment also includes a critical analysis of teachings from figures like George Knight III and Dorothy Patterson, highlighting the significant authority matriarchs held in ancient households, particularly in areas like food management. Our conversation aims to provide a deeper, more balanced understanding of marital roles that challenge modern complementarianism. In this episode, we also highlight the role and character of the husband in Proverbs 31, his social status, and how his partnership with the woman of valor enhances his reputation. We stress the importance of trust and praise for women within church communities, drawing from personal experiences and cultural practices such as the Eshet Chayil prayer. By fostering environments that uplift and honor women, we can create healthier, more respectful marriages. Finally, don't miss our excitement for the upcoming episode on homemaking, where we'll explore the intricate dynamics of creating a nurturing and organized household. Tune in for an enriching discussion that celebrates egalitarian partnerships and challenges traditional norms. ...................................................... Follow We Who Thirst on Instagram , Threads , or Tiktok ! Visit www.wewhothirst.com If 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.…
Send us a text What if the traits society stereotypically labels as masculine are celebrated by God when they occur in women? Join us as we continue our enlightening mini-series on Proverbs 31, featuring our special guest, Elice Kilko. Elice shares her journey of reconciling her naturally assertive and bold nature with traditional Christian expectations. Together, we challenge the stereotype that a godly woman must be quiet and gentle by reflecting on the stories of Deborah and Abigail, who embody strength and assertiveness. Unlock the true meaning of the Proverbs 31 woman as we explore the Hebrew term "chayil," which translates to valor and carries military connotations. This reexamination transforms our understanding of the biblical figure from a solely nurturing presence to one who is courageous and assertive. By comparing the use of "chayil" in other scriptures, particularly in the book of Ruth, we reveal its broader implications for women's roles both in biblical times and today. Our discussion highlights how traditional interpretations have minimized women's assertiveness and emphasizes the empowerment that comes from embracing the original meaning. Discover the warlike imagery hidden within Proverbs 31 through terms like "shalal," which means spoil or plunder. This shifts the perception of the Proverbs 31 woman's labor to that of a warrior's endeavors, underlining the value and strength of her work. We also discuss how contemporary Christian teachings often limit women to stereotypically feminine roles, and why it's vital to celebrate a diverse expression of womanhood. End with a personal devotional moment, where we remind you that God delights in who you are, just as He created you. Tune in for an empowering conversation that encourages women to embrace their God-given strengths and identities. ...................................................... Follow We Who Thirst on Instagram , Threads , or Tiktok ! Visit www.wewhothirst.com If 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.…
Send us a text Have you ever wondered why Proverbs 31 often feels more like an impossible checklist than a celebration of womanhood? Join us as we explore this transformative passage with my friend Elice Kilko, who brings a unique perspective from her Jewish heritage and experiences with evangelical purity culture. Together, we unravel the pressures women face within evangelical circles, particularly the expectation to conform to idealized roles like stay-at-home moms and perfect wives. By diving into the historical context and original Hebrew text of Proverbs 31, we challenge conventional interpretations and aim to free women from unrealistic standards. In this eye-opening episode, we reframe Proverbs 31 as aspirational literature, not a rigid set of rules, and discuss how this shift can liberate women from feelings of inadequacy. Elice shares her journey of moving from empowerment to burden under conflicting cultural expectations, and we explore how wisdom literature serves as guidance rather than prescriptive mandates. Our goal is to offer a more loving and freeing perspective on what it means to be a woman in God's eyes, celebrating diverse expressions of womanhood and emphasizing that God's delight goes beyond mere productivity. Tune in for a conversation that promises to change how you view Proverbs 31 forever. ...................................................... Follow We Who Thirst on Instagram , Threads , or Tiktok ! Visit www.wewhothirst.com If 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.…
Send us a text What if the women in Jesus' ministry were more than just caretakers and cooks? Prepare to be amazed as we uncover the profound roles of Joanna and Susanna, two of Jesus' lesser-known yet crucial disciples. These remarkable women, mentioned in Luke 8:1-3, not only supported Jesus financially but also broke societal norms through their patronage. Discover how Joanna's high status, given her husband's role as an official in Herod Antipas's court, intertwined with the political landscape of Galilee, and marvel at her pivotal role as a witness to Jesus' resurrection in Luke 24:10. Journey with us as we explore the intriguing lives of Joanna and Susanna, who, despite living in a male-dominated society, took on the extraordinary roles of deacons. We delve into their financial support for Jesus' ministry and the radical nature of their contributions. Examine the cultural implications of female discipleship and understand how these women challenged traditional views by acting as patrons in a relationship defined by mutual reciprocity rather than hierarchy. We highlight the inspiring nature of their involvement and how Jesus' equalizing social status empowered them. We also challenge conventional perspectives on Roman women by shedding light on their diverse professions, from doctors to business owners. Uncover the financial means through which Joanna and Susanna supported Jesus, whether through inheritance, dowries, or personal earnings. By understanding the social and financial agency of women in both Roman and Jewish contexts, we paint a vivid picture of their invaluable contributions. Finally, grasp the honor and respect these women received as patrons, and appreciate their humble yet pivotal support that helped shape the course of Jesus' ministry. ...................................................... Follow We Who Thirst on Instagram , Threads , or Tiktok ! Visit www.wewhothirst.com If 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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