Theologically Fashioned

In this episdoe of Theologcailyl Fashioned, we're joined by Dr. Josh Morgan to explore how spiritual disciplines help us grow closer to God - not as a checklist of tasks, but as intentional practices that shape and position our hearts for transformation. Together, we unpack the beauty and purpose behind disciplines like prayer, Scripture, and silence and how they fashion us into people who are continurally being renewed by Christ.

This conversation is an invitation to deeper formation and a reminder that spiritual growth is less about striving and more about surrender.

Connect with me on instagram @itmonicaritchie for more conversations about theology, Scripture, and faithful living as a woman of God.

Connect with Dr. Josh Morgan

Instagram @Joshuasethmorgan

Podcast: Feel Closer to God Today on the 8ish Minute Bible Study Podcast

Website: Dr. Josh Morgan

In this episode of Theologically Fashioned, we take a thoughtful look at the concept of biblical modesty. We explore how modesty has been taught in the church - often reduced to a set of rules focused on women's bodies - and how we can reclaim a more holistic, grace-filled understanding rooted in Scripture.

You'll hear about the lasting effects of purity culture, the difference between shame-based teaching and Christ-centered modesty, and how to practically apply a biblical view of modesty in everyday life. Whether you're healing from past messages or simply seeking clarity, this episode offers truth, compassion, and hope.

Connect with me on Instagram @itsmonicaritchie for more conversations about theology, Scripture, and faithfully living as women of God.

Resources Mentioned

Talking Back to Purity Culture

Boundaries For Teens

Welcome to Theologically Fashioned! In this episode, we sit down with David Rybalid, co-founder of The Religious Trauma Network and co-host of the Evolution of Faith Podcast. We discuss overcoming religious trauma through trauma-informed theology.

Together, we will explore what a high-control religious movement such as Christian Fundamentalism looks like and uncover how theology shapes our lives.

David offers his story of coming out of Christian Fundamentalism. He shares bold truths with compassion and grace as he advocates for reform in toxic religious spaces.

Whether you're a theology enthusiast or just beginning your journey in biblical literacy, this conversation will leave you inspired and equipped.

✨ Connect with us:

📲 Follow on Instagram: @David_Ruybalid

🌍 More resources:

The Religious Trauma Network

Evolution of Faith

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Rejection is inevitable. Yet we spend little time considering the significant impact it makes on our whole self. Tabitha Panariso is a Christ - centered, trauma informed therapist that blends biblical truth, candid stories and timeless wisdom forged through personal experience to invite others into a new way of living and more profound healing.

Connect with Tabitha:

IG: @TabithaPanariso

Substack: @TabithaPanariso

Book: Loyal in His Love, An Invitation To Be Held By Jesus When Others Let You Go

In this episode of Theologically Fashioned, I talk with author and Bible teacher, Rachel Booth Smith about her book Rest Assured, What the Creation Story was Intended to Reveal About Trusting God. This is not a conversation about science. Instead, Rachel asks us to set that aside and become "holy eavesdroppers" as we listen to the creation narrative of Genesis chapter One as an Ancient Near Eastern person would have. Some parts would have been highly offense, while other parts would make ears perk up or hearts lean in.

Rachel is full of God's wisdom and a joy to learn from. Her book and additional resources are linked below.

Website: Rachel Booth Smith

IG: Rachel Booth Smith

Book: Rest Assured

If you have ever found yourself angry with God, disappointed by how life turned out, or even simply feeling stuck in your faith - this episode is for you. Rachel, author of Desperate Prayers, has walked through tragic sorrow, and she will hold your hand as she teaches us the lessons she learned. We can take these lessons with us regardless of whether we have walked a similar path. Rachel's words are calm, encouraging, and fan the flame of prayer that help us turn seasons of hardship into a dependent faith in God.

Rachel Wojo.com

Instagram: @RachelWojo

Rachel's Books

In this episode of Theologically Fashioned, we dive deep into the essence of worship. What does it mean to truly worship, and how does our understanding of God, culture, and context shape our worship? Is worship simply about singing songs, praying, or attending service, or is it deeper than that? And, in all this, does God have to accept our worship? What if our heart is in the right place?

Lindsay and I explore biblical examples of worship as we examine questions of acceptance, sincerity, and what it truly means to live a life of worship. Whether you're a long time believer or just exploring the Christian faith, join us as we unpack the heart of worship and it's powerful role in our journey with God.

Lindsay May

Instagram: @HeyLindsayMay

Instagram: @TheTrulyCo

The Truly Co Magazine

In this episode, we talk to Kevin Grasso, the co-founder and CEO of Biblingo.Grasso holds an M.A. in Applied Linguistics and a PhD in Hebrew Language and Literature. He applies linguistic theory and biblical languages to biblical exegesis; in other words, he uses all this knowledge to help us better understand the Bible.

Here we discuss Exodus 22:23-24, Exodus 3:14, translations, and how you can learn the original biblical langurages for yourself!

Sign up for your free trial of Biblingo today at Biblingo.org, and use code Monica10 to get 10% off of your subscription.

Find Kevin and more Biblingo content in the links below:

IG: @Biblingoapp

Youtube: Biblingo: Learn the Biblical Languages

It will always matter how we belong to one another - Liz Daye

Daye, a Hospital Chaplain in training at Dallas Seminary teaches us how to love God and others well through a conversation aroud disability theology.

In this episode we discuss the role of a Hospital Chaplain, what disability theology is, how disability is defined and ultimately how we can be better represtatives of Christ.

Follow Liz on Instagram @Lizadaye

Season Two is back with a bang! Listen in as I chat with Dr. Cynthia Hester, the Founder, Director, and Principal of Theology of Women Academy. She walks us through the ever-controversial Gen. 2:18 and what it means to be "helper." We also discuss the implications of being Imago Dei and finally gain clarity on what tends to be a confusing passage of scripture in Ephesians 5.

Dr. Cynthia Hester Website

Theology of Women Academy

Theology of Women Instagram