Dr. Nicole Anderson Cobb is an amazing woman with a rich background as a researcher, professor, activist, journalist, award-winning playwright, community volunteer, and a wife and mom. She’s a staff writer for the online magazine Smile Politely covering race relations & governance, gun violence, and economic disparities. In 2019, she created a series called “When Faith Speaks” exploring the intersections of faith leaders and communities, politics, and society. 

Nicole is a world traveler and a lifelong learner. She is currently part of the Newbigin Fellowship seminary program equipping people to embody the way of Jesus, the call to peace, and the work of justice.

Books, Podcasts, Poets, and Resources Nicole references:

When Christians Were Jews by Paula Fredriksen

Pete Ens - The Bible for Normal People podcast, The Bible Tells Me So book

Theologian Howard Thurman

Poet Pádraig Ó Tuama at the Church of the Heavenly Rest

Theologian James Cohn

Frank Thomas sermons on YouTube

The Bible Project podcast

Yoga with Adrienne