Today on the podcast, we’re sharing a conversation with Missouri Baptist University Professor of Biblical Studies & Director of Christian Studies, Dr. Matt Easter about how the resurrection changes everything. Katy and Dr. Easter dive deep into the significance of the resurrection for those navigating despair, sickness, and aging, and also why it matters that women were the first to see the empty tomb and what that means for us today.

Make sure you listen to our bonus episode available on Substack where Dr. Easter dives deeper into women at the empty tomb and the stories of female martyrs throughout church history.

Check out Dr. Easter’s work at Missouri Baptist University by clicking here.

Read Dr. Easter’s Time Magazine Article, “Why is Easter Always on a Sunday?” here.

Read Women Who Do: Female Disciples in the Gospels by Holly J. Cary

Read The Resurrection of the Song of God by N.T Wright

Read Surprised by Hope by N.T Wright

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Today on the podcast, we’re sharing a conversation with author and ministry leader Stephanie Watson about her new book, “Ruth’s Need for a Redeemer: A Bible Study on Loss, Loyalty, and Unexpected Love.” Katy and Stephanie explore the themes present in the book of Ruth, such as covenant, loyalty and provision, as well as the tension between academia and practical application type Biblical study.

If you’re in need of a new personal Bible Study or one for your small group, make sure you click here to order “Ruth’s Need for a Redeemer.”

Follow Stephanie’s publishing company Invite Press and check out all their wonderful Christian books and authors.

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Today on the podcast we are sharing a powerful conversation Katy recently had with iconographer Kelly Latimore. Kelly and Katy discuss why icons and symbols have been traditionally rejected in Evangelical spaces, telling stories through creativity and how art can often be a form of activism and lift the voices of women and other minorities.

In our bonus Substack episode, Kelly and Katy discuss the ways he attempts to uplift marginalized communities as a white male without appropriating them. We’ll also share some specific pieces of art from the main episode that Kelly references if you’d like to check those out.

Support Kelly’s work by checking out his website www.kellylatimoreicons.com and following him on Instagram @kellylatimoreicons

Other iconographers Kelly recommends following:

@artofmarza

@the_modern_saints_by_gracie

@andhersaints

@Psalmprayers

@Markdoox

Two other influential iconographers:

Fr. William Hart McNichols

Br. Robert Lentz

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