Kyria Podcast

How are women and men a vital part of God’s restoration project? Considering how the final chapters of Scripture paint a prophetic picture of God’s restored creation and ultimate restoration. Revelation doesn’t silence women; it calls them to lead in bringing forth life, partnering with Christ in the renewal of all things.

Kenny Innes – MA, WTC Faculty ‘Theological Foundations for Spiritual Formation’, TheoDisc podcast host, Teaching Pastor, Kyria Board Member

Are there limits on the spiritual gifts and callings women can receive? How prophecy, preaching, and leadership are for all believers, without restriction, focusing on Acts 2 and Joel 2.

Dr Selina Stone is Lecturer in Theology and Ethics, School of Divinity, Lecturer in Theology and Ethics in the School of Divinity, at the University of Edinburgh

Does 1 Timothy 2 ban women from teaching in Church? Examining the original translation, and false teaching that was occurring in Ephesus, and why this isn’t a universal ban in the contentious and often misread passage in 1 Timothy 2.

Andrew Bartlett KC is an International Arbitrator with a BA in Theology. Author of ‘Men and Women in Christ: Fresh Light from the Biblical Texts’ (IVP, 2019) and ‘True Complementarity: Men and Women in Christ’ (IVP, due out in 2026)

Does the Bible really tell women to be quiet and submissive? 1 Corinthians 14 — Breaking down this key and often controversial verse, “women should remain silent” in the light of Paul’s preceding words.

Dr Cynthia Bennet Brown is Director of the MA in Theology and Ministry Cranmer Hall, Durham

How are women and men a vital part of God’s restoration project? Considering how the final chapters of Scripture paint a prophetic picture of God’s restored creation and ultimate restoration. Revelation doesn’t silence women; it calls them to lead in bringing forth life, partnering with Christ in the renewal of all things.

Kenny Innes – MA, WTC Faculty ‘Theological Foundations for Spiritual Formation’, TheoDisc podcast host, Teaching Pastor, Kyria Board Member

Are there limits on the spiritual gifts and callings women can receive? How prophecy, preaching, and leadership are for all believers, without restriction, focusing on Acts 2 and Joel 2.

Dr Selina Stone is Lecturer in Theology and Ethics, School of Divinity, Lecturer in Theology and Ethics in the School of Divinity, at the University of Edinburgh

Does 1 Timothy 2 ban women from teaching in Church? Examining the original translation, and false teaching that was occurring in Ephesus, and why this isn’t a universal ban in the contentious and often misread passage in 1 Timothy 2.

Andrew Bartlett KC is an International Arbitrator with a BA in Theology. Author of ‘Men and Women in Christ: Fresh Light from the Biblical Texts’ (IVP, 2019) and ‘True Complementarity: Men and Women in Christ’ (IVP, due out in 2026)

Does the Bible really tell women to be quiet and submissive? 1 Corinthians 14 — Breaking down this key and often controversial verse, “women should remain silent” in the light of Paul’s preceding words.

Dr Cynthia Bennet Brown is Director of the MA in Theology and Ministry Cranmer Hall, Durham

Think Again 9 - “Headship & Authority”  with Dr Elaine Storkey (BA MA DD)

Piece Nine  - “Headship & Authority” 

What does 1 Corinthians 11 teach about headship and authority?”  Understanding the cultural context, unpacking the concept of headship and discovering how Paul actually affirms women prophesying in Church.

Think Again 8 - Misogynist or Misrepresented? Audio Blog with Marg Mowczko

Think Again 8 - Misogynist or Misrepresented? Audio Blog with Marg Mowczko

Margaret Mowczko (BTh, MA)is a New Testament teacher known for her work on Christian egalitarianism.

Piece 8 – Misogynist or Misrepresented?

What did the Apostle Paul really think about women? Romans 16, Acts 18 — Paul’s perspective on Christian ministry, drawing attention to women ministers in New Testament churches.