Watch & Walk Podcast

In this week’s episode, Ebenezer shares the third part of his “conversation” with Esther, the queen of the ancient kingdom of Persia and Media. In this part, he asks Esther about the threats she faced and how she responded to them. The role of Esther is played by Monica Stephenson. Monica is a George W. Truett and Seminary Graduate and former Resident Chaplain at Baylor University. She is also a recent graduate from Dallas Theological Seminary where she served as president of the Women Student Fellowship and received a degree in biblical counseling. 

A native of Indianapolis, Indiana, Monica received her bachelor’s in business with a concentration in Computer Information Systems and International Studies from Indiana University. She later relocated to Houston, TX where she began working at ExxonMobil. Monica has worked in the healthcare, energy, and oil and gas industries during her 15-year corporate career as a project manager. It was in Houston that Monica met and married her best friend and ministry partner, Todd Stephenson. Monica and Todd have a beautiful 3-year-old daughter named Amara and they reside in Dallas, TX. 

Monica believes that the word of God rightly applied can be healing and restorative. She hopes to be an instrument used by God to bring wellness to others through the integration of psychology and biblical principles.

In this week’s episode, Ebenezer shares the second part of his “conversation” with Esther, the queen of the ancient kingdom of Persia and Media. In this part, he asks Esther about her gifts and her opportunities to impact her world. The role of Esther is played by Monica Stephenson. Monica is a George W. Truett and Seminary Graduate and former Resident Chaplain at Baylor University. She is also a recent graduate from Dallas Theological Seminary where she served as president of the Women Student Fellowship and received a degree in biblical counseling. 

A native of Indianapolis, Indiana, Monica received her bachelor’s in business with a concentration in Computer Information Systems and International Studies from Indiana University. She later relocated to Houston, TX where she began working at ExxonMobil. Monica has worked in the healthcare, energy, and oil and gas industries during her 15-year corporate career as a project manager. It was in Houston that Monica met and married her best friend and ministry partner, Todd Stephenson. Monica and Todd have a beautiful 3-year-old daughter named Amara and they reside in Dallas, TX. 

Monica believes that the word of God rightly applied can be healing and restorative. She hopes to be an instrument used by God to bring wellness to others through the integration of psychology and biblical principles.

This month, Ebenezer’s “interaction” with Bible characters features Esther, the queen of the ancient kingdom of Persia and Media. In this first part of their conversation, Ebenezer asks Esther about her background and relationship with Mordecai. The role of Esther is played by Monica Stephenson. Monica is a George W. Truett and Seminary Graduate and former Resident Chaplain at Baylor University. She is also a recent graduate from Dallas Theological Seminary where she served as president of the Women Student Fellowship and received a degree in biblical counseling. 

A native of Indianapolis, Indiana, Monica received her bachelor’s in business with a concentration in Computer Information Systems and International Studies from Indiana University. She later relocated to Houston, TX where she began working at ExxonMobil. Monica has worked in the healthcare, energy, and oil and gas industries during her 15-year corporate career as a project manager. It was in Houston that Monica met and married her best friend and ministry partner, Todd Stephenson. Monica and Todd have a beautiful 3-year-old daughter named Amara and they reside in Dallas, TX. 

Monica believes that the word of God rightly applied can be healing and restorative. She hopes to be an instrument used by God to bring wellness to others through the integration of psychology and biblical principles.

This week, Ebenezer shares the last part of his “conversation” with Peter, the apostle of the First Century Church. In this part, he asks Peter to draw on his story to exhort today’s generation. The role of Peter is played by Travis Blake, a member and lay leader at Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas). We hope this interaction will encourage you to be a faithful follower of Christ.

This week, Ebenezer shares the third part of his “conversation” with Peter, the apostle of the First Century Church. In this part, he asks Peter about his strengths and the opportunities he had to be a blessing to his generation. The role of Peter is played by Travis Blake who is a member and lay leader at Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas). We hope this interaction will encourage you to be a faithful follower of Christ.

This week, Ebenezer shares the second part of his “conversation” with Peter, the apostle of the First Century Church. In this part, Ebenezer asks Peter to draw on his life and ministry to shed some light on the Christian faith. The role of Peter is played by Travis Blake, a member and lay leader at Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas). We hope this interaction will encourage you to be a faithful follower of Christ.

This month, the Bible character with whom Ebenezer is “interacting” is Peter, an apostle of the First Century Church. In this first part of their conversation, Ebenezer asks Peter about his background, call, and weaknesses. The role of Peter is played by Travis Blake, a member and lay leader at Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas). We hope this interaction will encourage you to be a faithful follower of Christ.

This week, Ebenezer shares the last part of his “conversation” with Jonah, the Old Testament prophet of Israel. In this part of their interaction, Ebenezer asks Jonah to share some thoughts on the call of God and the Christian journey. The role of Jonah is played by Corbin Smith, an MDiv student with a preaching concentration at George W. Truett theological seminary, Texas. We hope this episode will encourage you to be a faithful follower of Christ.

This week, Ebenezer shares the fourth part of his “conversation” with Jonah, the Old Testament prophet of Israel. In this part of their interaction, Ebenezer asks Jonah about how his story can illumine our understanding of judgment and mercy. The role of Jonah is played by Corbin Smith, an MDiv student with a preaching concentration at George W. Truett theological seminary, Texas. We hope this interaction will encourage you to be a faithful follower of Christ, 

This week, Ebenezer shares the third part of his “conversation” with Jonah, the Old Testament prophet of Israel. In this part of their interaction, Ebenezer asks Jonah about how his story can illumine our understanding of evangelism and repentance. The role of Jonah is played by Corbin Smith, an MDiv student with a preaching concentration at George W. Truett theological seminary, Texas. We hope this interaction will encourage you to be a faithful follower of Christ,