
The Alabaster Jar is a weekly podcast hosted by Dr. Lynn Cohick. Dr. Cohick is a highly respected New Testament scholar and the founding president of the Center for Women in Leadership, a 501C3 organization designed to encourage women as they minister and lead in the church and in the academy.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 269 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityHistoryReligion & Spirituality | |||

In this episode of The Alabaster Jar, Dr. Lynn Cohick and Dr. Josephine Stringer explore the closing chapters of 2 Corinthians, focusing on Paul's conflict with the so‑called “super apostles.” Lynn explains how these opponents twist half-truths, clai... more
In this episode of The Alabaster Jar, Dr. Lynn Cohick and Dr. Josephine Stringer continue their series on 2 Corinthians, focusing on chapters 6–9. Lynn explains how Paul defends his apostleship not through impressive achievements but through hardship... more
In this episode of The Alabaster Jar, Dr. Lynn Cohick and Dr. Josephine Stringer kick off a new series on 2 Corinthians by setting it in the messy, very human story of Paul’s relationship with the Corinthian church. Lynn recaps 1 Corinthians, highlig... more
In this Season 7 preview of The Alabaster Jar, Dr. Lynn Cohick and Dr. Josephine Stringer share summer stories from Oxford museums, seaside hikes, and scones with clotted cream, all setting the stage for what’s ahead. Lynn introduces the upcoming foc... more
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I appreciate The Alabaster Jar because it is so different from other Christian podcasts for women. Smart, educated women chat and interview other smart, educated women about amazing, often overlooked women in the Bible and early church. I was lucky enough to take a course on NT women from Dr. Lynn Cohick, and I love that I can continue to learn from her on this podcast. I always end my time here feeling informed, encouraged, and seen.
I met Dr Cohick at Kerygma this year and my eyes have been opened to the woman’s role in church leadership. I had no idea and honestly, looked down on women in leadership roles in the church. But God has been teaching me & “expanding my territory” in unfathomable ways. Thank you for your faithfulness & honesty in your journey. I love the guests on this podcast & the topics discussed. Thank you!
Thank you for showing another face of women in the Bible as carriers of the Kingdom. I love your history perspective too. Thank you. Julie from Australia
Where has this podcast been my whole life!? It is like a cool breeze on face. It is so exhausting to feel that wall of invisible distrust of the feminine…why is it the same in the church as in the rest of the population? Isn’t Jesus our example? There is so much to mourn…but wow do I thank God for you Dr. Cohick and Dr. Imes.
I met Lynn at Kyrigma 2 yrs ago. I have followed the podcast since. I love it. I have been able to use the knowledge gained to teach my class at church. I also have been encouraged by the understanding of what women really add to the body of Christ.
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A thoughtful, scholar-led show exploring biblical texts, leadership, grief, and the role of women in faith communities. Across episodes, conversations weave deep biblical scholarship with practical implications for church life, leadership, and scholarship, often highlighting women's voices, leadership, and mutuality in ministry. Notable strengths include rigorous exegesis presented in accessible language, strong emphasis on real-world implications for communities and pastoral care, and consistent sponsorship tied to advancing women in leadership within faith-based contexts.
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Recent guests on The Alabaster Jar include:
1. Holly Carey
2. Marg Mowczko
3. Caryn Reeder
4. Jeannine Brown
5. Preston Sprinkle
6. Elizabeth Lewis Hall
7. Tiffany Stein
8. Sandra Richter
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