Julia Coleman, Maura Mazza, and Valerie Probasco are all women from my church who regularly work in the gift of prophecy. This week we talk about what prophecy is, their spiritual journey in developing this gift, and some common critiques of the gift of prophecy. 

If you wish to contact any of the three you can email them: Julia Coleman, Maura Mazza, Valerie Probasco

Miriam Berg has a background in adult education internationally and currently works in advancement at her children's language immersion school in Colorado. On this podcast we discuss scriptures that are typically interpreted against ordaining women as pastors and why it matters. 

You can contact Miriam at [email protected]

Charlotte Chroniger is a retired teacher and ordained minister in the Seventh Day Baptist denomination. She spent many years working with children in schools, camps, and denominational conferences. On this podcast we talk about her passion for sharing the gospel with children.

Joshua ES O'Shea is the Young Adult Librarian at Glen Ellyn Public Library in Glen Ellyn Illinois. He grew up going to many different churches and was eventually received into an Anglican communion. For our discussion we talk about ecumenism - the idea that though Christianity may have diverse expressions of faith, it is still united in its understanding of core beliefs.  

Joshua is a contributor to the Glen Ellyn Public Library blog and you can email him at [email protected]

Phill Lambert is a Family Teacher at Mooseheart Child City and School. In this episode we talk about our shared passion for gaming and how that fits into being a Christian. 

Check out Phill's Instagram, ruuakk, to see his work painting miniatures.

Nick Kersten is the Director of History and Education for Seventh Day Baptists. In this episode we discuss a recent blog post of his on truth and what that means for modern Christians. 

You can reach Nick at his blog nickkersten.com or on twitter @incaseoflife