ERLC Podcast

Better Together captures our desire to partner together as men and women in the church and beyond to advance the kingdom with mutual support and care. Better Together will address a wide range of topics from sexual abuse, leadership, women and work, women’s ministry, and more. Today’s podcast features Lilly Park, assistant professor of biblical counseling for Southern Seminary. Dr. Park shares about training women in the seminary context and beyond.

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Better Together captures our desire to partner together as men and women in the church and beyond to advance the kingdom with mutual support and care. Better Together will address a wide range of topics from sexual abuse, leadership, women and work, women’s ministry, and more. Today’s podcast features author, Christine Hoover. Hoover is a pastor's wife and the author of Messy Beautiful Friendship, The Church Planting Wife, and her latest, Searching for Spring. In this podcast she shares about training and equipping women, pastor's wives and friendship, and more.

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Better Together captures our desire to partner together as men and women in the church and beyond to advance the kingdom with mutual support and care. Better Together will address a wide range of topics from sexual abuse, leadership, women and work, women’s ministry, and more. Today’s podcast features the vice president of book merchandising and publishing for LifeWay Christian Resources, Jennifer Lyell. Lyell shares about women in leadership, women flourishing in the church, and how we can best care for those who have experienced abuse.

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Phillip Bethancourt and Trillia Newbell discuss a recent ERLC women's summit, his hope for the future of women and the SBC, and how men and women can partner together. Phillip also shared why the ERLC, as well as the SBC, is focusing on sexual abuse.

Listen to more episodes of The ERLC Podcast at erlc.com/podcast.

"Better Together” captures our desire to partner together as men and women in the church and beyond to advance the kingdom with mutual support and care. “Better Together” will address a wide range of topics from sexual abuse, leadership, women and work, women’s ministry, and more. The goal of the podcast series is to inform and equip listeners on matters most important to women in the areas of church, home, and work.

Listen to more episodes of The ERLC Podcast at erlc.com/podcast.

Phillip Bethancourt and Trillia Newbell discuss a recent ERLC women's summit, his hope for the future of women and the SBC, and how men and women can partner together. Phillip also shared why the ERLC, as well as the SBC, is focusing on sexual abuse. 

Marriage, parenting, and discipleship—what could be difficult or confusing about these topics? In today’s society, the answer is “a lot.” At our National Conference, Todd Wagner discussed marriage and parenting and how being intentional with discipleship within these relationships can bring great joy.

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Marriage, parenting, and discipleship—what could be difficult or confusing about these topics? In today’s society, the answer is “a lot.” At our National Conference, Todd Wagner discussed marriage and parenting and how being intentional with discipleship within these relationships can bring great joy.

Christians often squabble about decisions that should be left up to personal convictions, and this includes education choices. That’s why this discussion between Andrew T. Walker, Nathan Lino, Jani Ortlund, Timothy Paul Jones, and Dan Peterson is so helpful. Coming from different perspectives, they help us think through how to make the best choices for our children.

Listen to more episodes of The ERLC Podcast at erlc.com/podcast.

Christians often squabble about decisions that should be left up to personal convictions, and this includes education choices. That’s why this discussion between Andrew T. Walker, Nathan Lino, Jani Ortlund, Timothy Paul Jones, and Dan Peterson is so helpful. Coming from different perspectives, they help us think through how to make the best choices for our children.