Women's Hope

In this special episode, the Kims will answer some questions about what we’ve been up to. We’ve gotten your kind messages asking where we are and we wanted to address them here on this episode. Both of us have been very busy serving our local churches, which has led us to today’s bittersweet announcement. Have a listen to this short episode and please feel free to shoot us your questions.

Prayer is an incredible gift we’ve been given from the Lord. To enter the very throne room of God and have intimate communion with Him through Holy Spirit driven prayers is a privilege like no other. Today, we take a look at The Lord’s Prayer as a model for an even more vibrant prayer life.

In Hannah Anderson’s newest book, All That’s Good: Recovering the Lost Art of Discernment, readers are invited into the process of valuing, seeking, and acquiring wisdom. Listen in to the conversation as the Kims chat with Hannah about this fabulous new book and how to practically apply wisdom and discernment to our everyday lives.

We had the pleasure of chatting with Ray Rhodes about his new book Susie: The Life and Legacy of Susannah Spurgeon. This new full-length biography of such a remarkable woman will bless and encourage you. Ray has written Susie in such a captivating way that you will walk away from this book like you’ve gotten to know a dear friend intimately.

Rosaria Butterfield gave us the immense pleasure of talking with her about her new book The Gospel Comes with a House Key. In her newest release from Crossway Books, Rosaria challenges readers to practice what she describes as radically ordinary hospitality. Is your home a place of solace for the weary and worn to find rest and meet the Savior? God never gets the address wrong; He put you where you are for a reason. Are you serving Him well?

Do you long for a thriving family discipleship time, but don't know where to start? Or maybe you have an established routine but are looking for some fresh ideas to use with your family. Brandon and Jeannette Mills have created Little Pilgrims Theology, an app-driven theology training for your entire family. Listen as we discuss the importance of training your children in a sound understanding of theology.

Unequally yoked marriages can be especially difficult. Today's guest has experienced one of the most difficult unequally yoked marriages one could possibly imagine. Several years into her marriage to a husband that she thought was a Christian, she found herself married to a convicted felon. Listen as Katie shares the other side of the story to complement her husband's testimony from back on Episode 51 of the Women's Hope Podcast.  Heads Up If you haven't yet listened to Katie's husband, Kevin tell his story on episode 51 of the Women's Hope Podcast, you can listen to it here to find out his testimony of being a convicted felon to a redeemed saint. Episode 51: Winning Him Without a Word - From Convicted Felon to Redeemed Saint

Biblical counseling benefits every church member. In contrast to institutionalized, disconnected forms of therapeutic psychology, biblical counseling simply brings the Gospel to bear in the everyday lives of church members. Ellen Castillo joins us on today's episode to discuss how every church member thrives in a church that embraces the discipleship model of biblical counseling.

Have you been wondering where we've went? We have an exciting new announcement on this episode. We have re-branded and moved our feed, but we're still doing shows. Listen to this quick episode to learn where to keep listening.

Author, speaker, Biblical counselor, and She Disciples ministry partner, Susan Heck, has a new booklet that discusses the liberating power of the Gospel. Listen as we chat with her about effectively sharing the liberating Gospel with our friends and family.

Aimee Byrd has written a must-read book discussing how to strengthen women in the church. This book is a lightning rod. Listen as we chat with Aimee about the trouble with women's ministries, why well-intentioned women are falling for poor- even false - theology, and some solutions to help change the tide. Strengthening women in the church strengthens the whole church. Cultivating resolved, competent women equips them to fulfill their calling as Christ’s disciples and men’s essential allies. Writing to concerned women and church officers, Aimee Byrd pinpoints the problem, especially the commodification of women’s ministry. Aimee answers the hot-button issues—How can women grow in discernment? How should pastors preach to women? What are our roles within the church?—and points us in the direction of a multifaceted solution

Marci Ferrell of The Thankful Homemaker joins us to discuss some simple ways to celebrate the Christmas season and how to keep Christ the center of our traditions.

Two recovering "Theology Jerks" talk with a friend who's not-so-jerky about what makes us act like jerks and how to mortify this sinful behavior. Knowledge alone does not make one grow in sanctification. We must apply what we have learned and love others well.

Scott James joins us for a chat about Advent and family worship. Author of The Expected One and a pediatric physician and elder at the Church at Brook Hills in Birmingham, Alabama, Scott shares some incredible insight on how to focus on the true meaning of Christmas this season and every season.

What does Biblical submission to our husbands look like? What should our attitudes be when we submit to both government and church authority? And why on earth won't the M&M people leave our M&Ms alone?

Carole Holliday unpacks how to effectively attack your weight problems & gives practical, real-life wisdom for daily living & practice. Having lost over 120 pounds, she presents her own personal testimony as well as a path to truly free living.

Do you know women that are just plain mean? How about you? Have you ever considered yourself angry? Are you sure? Do you roll your eyes, huff under your breath, or give the silent treatment? Anger can be both subtle and loud. How do we mortify this sin?

There are some wrong assumptions about Biblical submission that we need to talk about. Also, we plan out our "Ode to Coffee," because adulting is hard.

How can a church best serve the abused women within its local body? How can we as women support, encourage, and protect our sisters who are suffering? We know we should do something, but what? We answer these questions on today's episode.

Rosaria Butterfield had what she describes as a "trainwreck conversion" to Christ from Lesbianism in 1999. Listen as she shares with us what hospitality for the sake of the gospel looks like in her own home. What is the LGBT community offering the world that Christians are not?