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.

Mary DeMuth

Kelley Mathews

Historically the church's response to sexual abuse has been done poorly in the church. In this episode Mary DeMuth, author of We Too: How the Church Can Respond Redemptively to the Sexual Abuse Crisis, talks with Kelley Mathews about it. Mary shares her story of abuse, and they discuss how to respond well to sexual abuse in the church. How can the church's response to sexual abuse be more appropriate and loving to someone who trusts you with her story of being abused? Mary has suggestions for church leaders.

This episode is available on video if you prefer to watch it.

Angela Everett

Biblical archaeology is important. Have you ever questioned the historicity of the Bible? Or perhaps someone has dismissed the Bible to you by calling it fabricated. Angela Everett brings archaeology to life and shares its importance to the veracity of its history and thus our own faith. Angela explains why biblical archaeology is important, even for today.

You may prefer watching the video version of all episodes so that you can see the pictures of the artifacts as Angela talks about them.

But of course, you can access the podcast episodes if you prefer 2- Old Testament archaeological Discoveries and 3- New Testament Archaeological Discoveries.

Watch all three on video

Oletha Barnett

Oletha Barnett joins BOW Ministry Team member Kelley Mathews, to discuss reconciliation. Letha lays out principles of reconciliation from her book Diversity of a Different Kind: A Fresh Approach to Resolving Conflict. Those principles come from her wealth of experience doing reconciliation work within her local church.

Watch it on video if you prefer.

Oletha has shared a helpful document that is free to download, "Seven Points to Improve Relationships."

Oletha has been BOW's guest previously for a series on reconciliation called Fight Right. All three episodes can be accessed on video or by searching for fight right on this website.

For more depth on the issue of conflict resolution on video from Oletha and others, access our showcase Handling Conflict on Vimeo.

Jodie Niznik

This is the final episode of the series on leadership lessons from the life of Moses with Jodie Niznik and Kay Daigle. Jodie describes Moses as tempted to please people. Like many leaders of today, his concern was with accommodating others instead of pleasing God.

If you missed the previous lessons from Moses' life, you can link to them here: 1- God's Call, 2- God Knows Best and 3- Point People to God.

Alternately, you can link to all four episodes in this series on video.

In this episode of BOW's series Moses & Leadership Lessons, Jodie Niznik discusses with Kay Daigle a third leadership lesson--point people to God. When we point people to God with true humility, we acknowledge that he is the one who should receive the glory.

You can catch up with the series if you missed the previous two lessons: 1- God's Call and 2- God Knows Best. Then go on the final episode, Tempted to Accommodate.

All episodes in this series are available on video.

Jodie Niznik

Moses' story in the Bible provides a leadership lesson--God knows best, even when we don't think so. Jodie Niznik, author of Choose: A Study of Moses for a Life that Matters, shares insights from a Bible story in which Moses learned this truth. It's a great leadership lesson--God knows best.

If you missed it, listen to the first leadership lesson, God's Call. You can continue the series with the other podcast episodes: 3- Point People to God and 4- Tempted to Accommodate.

All episodes in this series are available on video.

Jodie Niznik

Discerning God's call is an important step in being a Christian leader. Jodie Niznik, author of Choose: A Study of Moses for a Life that Matters, considers what we learn from Moses about discerning God’s calling.

Continue listening to Jodie's series, Moses & Leadership Lessons: 2- God Knows Best, 3- Point People to God, and 4- Tempted to Accommodate.

This entire 4-part series can be accessed on video.

Nika Spaulding

Practicing lament is a way to relate to God in our grief, hard times and even our anger. This second episode in a two-part series on lament features Nika Spaulding in a conversation with Kay Daigle. In it, Nika explains how to practice lament and describes how it feeds the soul. Practicing lament is the biblical way to deal with your feelings.

For further information, download the file Resources on Lament.

The first episode helped us understand what lament is, so if you missed it, you may want to listen.

You can find both episodes on video if you prefer.

If you missed the first video in this series, catch up with Understanding Lament.

Nika Spaulding

Understanding lament is a way for Christians to relate to God in grief, loss and pain. In this time of wars around the world and division in our own land, praying lament is a perfect tool for our feelings. The Bible is full of lament, and  Nika Spaulding provides insight into what lament is and what it isn't in her conversation with Kay Daigle.

Don't miss the second episode Practicing Lament.

Both episodes on lament can be viewed on video https://vimeo.com/showcase/9199151.

For even more information see the file Resources on Lament.