In this third episode on biblical justice, Nika Spaulding, Resident Theologian at St. Jude Oak Cliff, discusses with Kay Daigle where and how we see justice in the New Testament and its application to our lives today.

You can catch up with Podcast 1 that defines biblical justice and podcast 2 that overviews the theme in the Old Testament.

All three episodes are available on video if you prefer that format.

For those who want to do more study of the topic, Nika has provided a great list of resources.

Nika Spaulding

Nika Spaulding talks with Kay Daigle about the importance of justice in the Old Testament and its relevance today. She provides an overview of how justice is seen in the Hebrew Bible. This is the second episode in the series Justice in the Bible.

If you missed it, listen to Episode 1 in which justice was defined biblically. And after you listen to this episode, listen to Episode 3 where Nika discusses justice in the New Testament.

All three podcast episodes are available on video.

If you want to do more study on biblical justice, Nika has provided a list of resources.

Nika Spaulding

What is biblical justice? There's a lot of conversation about justice these days, but perhaps we don't understand God's definition. Nika Spaulding, Resident Theologian at St. Jude Oak Cliff, provides insight into the biblical definition in this first of three podcasts.

Click here to listen to the second episode in this series that reviews the theme of justice in the Old Testament. The final episode looks at justice in the New Testament. All three podcasts are now available to watch on video.

Nika has also provided a resource list if you want to do more digging.

Lynn Etta Manning

Are you serving the Lord and yet have become disappointed in ministry? Is it not what you expected? Our guest is Dr. Lynn Etta Manning, who served at Dallas Seminary in various roles including Advisor to Women for sixteen years. In this episode she shares what she has observed among women in ministry, especially those new to ministry, as she talks with Kelly Arabie of BOW Ministries. Lynn Etta will help you deal with disappointment in ministry.

You can watch it on video if you prefer.

BOW has two series that touch on ministry disappointment: Leadership Issues with Claudia McGuire and several videos on burnout. The podcast links are in the descriptions of each video.

Arnita Taylor

Operating in a diverse culture can be very difficult, especially if we want to do it in a Christlike way. This third episode from Arnita Taylor, co-author of A Language of Healing for a Polarized Nation, helps live well by recognizing and operating in a diverse culture.

If you missed the first two episodes of this series The Language of Healing, connect to 1- An Opportune Moment and 2- Five Practices of a Peacemaker.

You can watch the entire video series if you prefer.

You may find it helpful to browse BOW's resources related to conflict.

Arnita Taylor shares five practices of a peacemaker in the midst of the great division in our land. It seems that all of us has someone in our lives with whom they disagree about a major issue. As the co-author of The Language of Healing: Creating safe environments for conversations about race, politics, sexuality and religion, Arnita believes that we can apply the five practices of a peacemaker to our conversations with others. All of us can seek peace and understanding.

Arnita Taylor

Link to the first episode if you missed An Opportune Moment, and don't miss the final episode, Operating in Shared Spaces. You can also watch all three episodes on video.

You may find it helpful to browse BOW's resources related to conflict.

Arnita Taylor

Now is the opportune time to talk peace, according to Arnita Taylor. She shares from her book A Language of Healing for a Polarized Nation: Creating safe environments for conversations about race politics, sexuality and religion. Why is this the right time to talk peace? What is the language of healing?

Don't miss the next two episodes: Five Practices of a Peacemaker and Operating in Shared Spaces. They highlight the practical aspects of being a peacemaker.

You can also choose to watch the entire video series.

You may want to browse all of BOW's resources on conflict resolution.

Crickett Keeth

Do you embrace the impact of prayer? In this third episode of a series on prayer, Sharifa Stevens and Crickett Keeth, author of On Bended Knee, discuss the biblical focus of prayer as they provide encouragement for our prayer lives. In case you missed the previous episodes, here are the links: Understand the Purpose of Prayer and Remove the Hindrances to Prayer.

All three episodes are available on video if you prefer to watch.

You may want to browse BOW's resources on prayer.

Crickett Keeth

To pray well, we must remove the hindrances to prayer. Crickett Keeth, author of On Bended Knee, once again joins BOW Ministry Team member Sharifa Stevens to discuss prayer. In this episode Crickett highlights several hindrances that keep us from praying as we should. If you want your prayer life to improve, Crickett provides help.

If you missed it, listen to the first episode in this podcast series, Understand the Purpose of Prayer. And don't miss the third episode, Embrace the Impact of Prayer.

You can watch all three episodes on video if you prefer.

You may want to browse BOW's resources on prayer.

Crickett Keeth

Crickett Keeth, author of On Bended Knee, helps us understand the purpose of prayer in this conversation with Sharifa Stevens of Beyond Ordinary Women Ministries. Too often we are unaware of God's purpose in asking his people to pray. Crickett provides clarity.

Understand the Purpose of Prayer is this first of three episodes in the series The Impact of Prayer. Don't miss the other episodes: Remove the Hindrances to Prayer and Embrace the Impact of Prayer.

Optionally, you can watch all three episodes on video.

Link to more BOW resources on prayer.