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Seminary Sisters

Amy & Jami
Women In Ministry
Faith
Whole Body Theology
Christianity
Body Image
1 Timothy 2
Purity Culture
Old Testament
Trauma
Gender Roles In Church
Holy Spirit
Systematic Theology
Jesus
Ministry
Women In Theology
Covenant
Woman Leadership
Denver Seminary
Salvation
Pauline Epistles

Jami and Amy are working on a Masters in Biblical and Theological studies and are taking you right along with them! They share their discoveries from class discussions with their brilliant all female cohort, insights from their scholarly research, and helpful framework from their professors. But rest assured, there is not a stuffy classroom in sight! Buckle up for some laughter & lightbulb moments... more

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Latest Episodes

Most of us are unaware of how deeply our understanding of God's image—Imago Dei—shapes our views on justice, identity, and equality. Amy, Jami, and fellow Seminary Sister Pricelis Domiguez peel back the layers of this overlooked theology to reveal it... more

In this episode, Adie Camp, our fellow seminary sister, joins us. We dive into the depths of God's covenant love, trusting in His goodness, and the relevance of these themes in our lives today. Adie, shares personal insights from her seminary thesis ... more

Most churches avoid the truth about women in ministry because they're trapped in harmful doctrines that divide rather than unite. Jeremy Jones, executive pastor at Soma City Church, pulls back the curtain on how bad theology fuels toxic practices, an... more

Unlock the ancient patterns shaping modern faith and discover how prophets like Jesus, John the Baptist, and even you are repeating a divine cycle that's unchanging through centuries. This episode dives into the prophetic blueprint behind their minis... more

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Recent Guests

Adie Camp
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Musician (Jeremy Camp's wife)
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Jeremy Jones
Executive pastor at Soma City Church
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Episode: The Unexpected Connection Between Friendship, Gospel, and Community Growth
Don Payne
Dr. Don Payne, guest for the Ask Don segment and theological discussion
Author/Professor (as introduced in episode)
Episode: Unpacking the Complexities of Faith with Dr. Don Payne
Cassandra Speer
Mother, seminary student, author, and podcaster
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Episode: Cassandra Speer Shares her Vision for Women
Lisa Whittle
Author and speaker with significant experience in discussing faith and body image
Episode: Lisa Whittle Introduces us to Whole Body Theology
Cheryl Luke
Coach, mentor, and host of The Mosaic Life podcast
The Mosaic Life
Episode: Fellow Seminary Sister, Cheryl Luke, Shares Her Life and Love For Jesus

Hosts

Amy
Co-host of the show, engaged in theological discussions and insights from her seminary experience.
Jami
Co-host focusing on sharing women's experiences in seminary and discussions surrounding faith and ministry.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 66 ratings
  • You’ve got potential ladies

    I was browsing for another theological podcast when I stumbled upon this one. I love the idea of women in seminary, as I am woman and have too struggled with the “why not” of it as well as the “can I do that?”. Ladies, I am your age and am very impressed with this journey y’all are on. It certainly takes courage and faithfulness to follow this calling. I will happily “follow” and stay updated on your adventures through seminary. With prayers and admiration, your fan, Shelby.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    shelby virginia
    United States6 months ago
  • great listen

    Amy and Jami are bold and kind and funny sharing as they learn. Wrestling and worshipping. Thank you!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    cpnica19
    United States7 months ago
  • 10/10, Zero Notes!

    Amy & Jami offer brilliant, hilarious, and theologically robust content in every episode. I love this podcast and these ladies! 10/10, would recommend to a friend. Zero notes!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cassandra Speer
    United Statesa year ago
  • Must listen!

    This is such a great podcast, I love how Amy and Jami break down scripture and explain things in normal language. It’s encouraging and uplifting to hear women being encouraged to serve. Thanks ladies! Rooting for you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dmhtx
    United Statesa year ago
  • This podcast is such a gift!

    This podcast if phenomenal! I’m only a few episodes in, but it’s such a safe and inviting space. I feel like I’m sitting across a table sipping coffee with these two, and gaining so much biblical wisdom amid laughter and relatable conversation. This podcast invites curiosity and infuses me with new thirst for Jesus. Thank you ladies for doing this important work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mcarl16
    United Statesa year ago

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Listeners appreciate the humor and warmth between the hosts, which creates an inviting environment for discussion and growth.
The show is commended for normalizing women's voices in spiritual conversations and addressing issues surrounding faith and gender roles effectively.
The conversation is relatable, grounded in personal experiences and faith journeys, making complex theological concepts accessible and engaging.

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Unpacking the Complexities of Faith with Dr. Don Payne
Q: What is the relationship between prayer and God's will when prayers aren't answered the way we want?
Romans 8 offers a framework where the Spirit intercedes for us; prayers align with God's will even when outcomes differ from our desires.
Unpacking the Complexities of Faith with Dr. Don Payne
Q: How should we think about God's sovereignty—mechanical control vs. relational presence?
God is sovereign but relationally engaged; He doesn't micromanage every detail, and true trust rests in His redemptive sovereignty rather than a cold, mechanical determinism.
Unpacking the Complexities of Faith with Dr. Don Payne
Q: Why does Paul address women learning in quietness and submission, and how should we read it today?
The segment emphasizes reading Scripture in light of the gospel, considering cultural background in Ephesus, and recognizing that not all instructions apply universally to all contexts.
Clarity on the Women in Ministry Conversation
Q: What are some of the contributing factors to successful collaboration between men and women in ministry?
A commitment to working together, recognizing power dynamics, and advocating for each other's voices are essential for collaboration.
Clarity on the Women in Ministry Conversation
Q: What did you mean by the cul-de-sac in relation to women in ministry?
The cul-de-sac refers to getting lost in minute exegetical details instead of understanding the overarching theological themes about women's roles in ministry.

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The show provides an engaging space for listeners interested in exploring faith, theology, and the experiences of women in ministry. The hosts share insights from their studies, discussing everything from interpretations of biblical texts and theological concepts to the roles of women in the church and faith communities. A significant emphasis is placed on personal experiences that challenge traditional beliefs, encouraging curiosity and deeper understanding among listeners. Unique aspects include humor and relatability in discussing profound spiritual topics, complemented by interactions with notable guests and their own community experiences, making theological education accessible and enjoyable for all ages.

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