Kay Daigle

Sharifa Stevens

As we continue with our series Re-Imagining Discipleship, Kay Daigle talks with Sharifa Stevens about discipleship and kingdom prayers. In kingdom prayers we pray for God’s kingdom to come, moving the focus in prayer from me to we, from self to God's kingdom work. They are prayers asking for God to provide as he wants, not what we want. That's discipleship and kingdom prayers.

Don't miss the previous episodes in this series: A Theological Perspective with Nika Spaulding, A Spiritual Formation Perspective with Debbie Swindoll, A Church Leader Perspective with Elizabeth Woodson and A Missions Perspective with Susan Binion.

All episodes are available on video.

Susan Binion

How is our American discipleship seen through missions? How would we re-imagine discipleship? Susan Binion who has served as a missionary in South Africa for many years, shares her perspective as she and Kay Daigle discuss the missing elements in much American discipleship. What can we learn from other cultures about what works well in making biblically-based followers of Jesus? Don't miss Susan's thoughts on discipleship seen through missions.

Don't miss the previous three episodes in this important topic: A Theological Perspective with Nika Spaulding, A Spiritual Formation Perspective with Debbie Swindoll and A Church Leader Perspective with Elizabeth Woodson.

This conversation can be found on video along with the other episodes.

Elizabeth Woodson

Elizabeth Woodson, formerly on staff at Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship and The Village in the Dallas Texas area, helps re-imagine discipleship as church staff. You don''t want to miss this episode in our series Re-Imagining Discipleship! Elizabeth shares three areas of focus for making disciples living the way of Jesus. Her wisdom applies to everyone from church staff to parents and mentors! To re-imagine discipleship as church staff is crucial.

If you missed our previous two episodes, please go back and listen to A Theological Perspective with Nika Spaulding, A Spiritual Direction Perspective with Debbie Swindoll and A Missions Perspective with Susan Binion. All are available on video if you prefer.

Debbie Swindoll

This episode in BOW's Re-imagining Discipleship series focuses on discipleship and spiritual formation. Because of the pettiness, disunity and antagonism among groups in the evangelical church today, Kay Daigle invited Debbie Swindoll to discuss what we might be missing in our discipleship and spiritual formation.

Don't miss the other episodes with Nika Spaulding's Theological Perspective, Elizabeth Woodson's Church Leader Perspective and Susan Binion's Missions Perspective.

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

Nika Spaulding

Nika Spaulding discusses re-imagining discipleship theologically with three questions that lead to answers that all disciples should know. At BOW, we've been re-imagining discipleship because of the division, idolatry and cancel culture within the church itself. This lack of the fruit of the Spirit points to the need to rework our discipleship model.

This episode on re-imagining discipleship theologically is part of a series from various women leaders who come with expertise and experience in a variety of Christian fields. Don't miss other podcast episodes in this series: A Spiritual Formation Perspective with Debbie Swindoll, A Church Leader Perspective with Elizabeth Woodson and A Missions Perspective with Susan Binion. You can access this episode and all the episodes in the series on video as an option.

Natalie Eastman

Why study church issues for yourself? Are you unsure about what the Bible actually teaches on a topic? Do you know how to study it for yourself instead of simply agreeing with whatever you hear? Are you confused by different interpretations on an important issue? Natalie Eastman, author of Women, Leadership, and the Bible: How Do I Know What to Believe? A Practical Guide to Biblical Interpretation, provides help by discussing the why and the how for doing your own study.

If you prefer watching this episode, link to the video.

BOW offers several low-cost Bible studies that will help you begin to dig into the Scriptures if you're not quite ready to study church issues for yourself all alone.

Sharifa Stevens

In light of the Dobbs decision overturning Roe vs. Wade, we at BOW wondered how Christians can support mothers and babies well. Pro-life is a church issue and it involves supporting life of any age and stage. Sharifa Stevens, BOW Team Member and former board member for Abide Women's Health Services in Dallas, Texas, shares her ideas with Kay Daigle.

You can also access this conversation on video.

BOW has a number of other conversations on various church issues that you may want to hear.

Susie Hawkins

Kristen Pool

What method is best for group Bible teaching--interactive or lecture? Have you wondered whether you're using the right method for your group? We have outstanding Bible teachers Susie Hawkins and Kristen Pool discuss the variables that help in deciding whether to lecture or have an interactive lesson.

The video of this podcast is available for those who prefer to watch rather than simply listen.

BOW has many resources for Bible teachers. Connect to our page for Bible teachers to find other resources designed to help you.

Archaeologist Angela Everett

Archaeologist Angela Everett once again joins Kay Daigle to educate Christians about biblical archaeology. She discusses several important New Testament artifacts that have been discovered, supporting the truth of New Testament history.

All episodes are available on video and because of the pictures of the artifacts, the videos are really better than the audio.

Don't miss the other episodes. In the first episode Angela explains how archaeological discoveries can bolster our faith. The second episode covers some important Old Testament discoveries.

Archaeologist Angela Everett

Archaeologist Angela Everett joins Kay Daigle to describe important Old Testament artifacts that support its historicity in this second episode.

You may prefer to access all of Angela's episodes on video to see the various artifacts that she discusses.

If you missed it, go back and hear from Angela as to why biblical archaeology is important to the Christian faith in Episode 1 of this series. And don't miss episode 3- New Testament Discoveries.