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Join Victoria Ogundero and me as we discuss how growing in our knowledge of theology is vital for women to become more effective disciple makers. Victoria shares her inspiring journey from being a lukewarm Christian to becoming a passionate advocate, helping women deepen their faith and understanding of scripture so that they can better discern false teachings, defend the faith, and nurture their families with God's truth in a world full of complex and contradicting ideologies. Subscribe to Victoria's Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/11tRBNAJ8xSa4iTt72ANp2?si=cce59ca0a3ee44e9 Follow Victoria on IG: https://www.instagram.com/vickoadeoye BOOKS mentioned:- On Guard by William Lane Craig- Evidence That Demands a Verdict by Josh and Sean McDowell- Forgotten Trinity by James White- Knowing God by J.I. Packer- I don’t Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist: Frank Turek & Norman Geisler- The Case For The Resurrection of Jesus by Gary Habermas and Michael R. Licona- Person of Interest by J Warner Wallace- Apologetic's Study Bible (or any reliable study Bible)Resource we forgot to mention but MUST:- Foundation Worldview curriculums help children (and adults) learn how to think and discern truth and the Christian worldview. Go to ⁠www.foundationworldview.com ⁠and use Victoria’s code “GOSPELALONE10” ⁠to get $10 off a family license. #theology #apologetics #biblicaldiscernment #womeninapologetics #womeninministry #everywomanatheologian #discipleship #growintheword #defendthefaith

Are people abandoning the church, or is the church abandoning its people?Dan and Shannon Boeck are both too familiar with the effects of domestic abuse in Christian environments. Dan served as a pastor for almost 30 years before becoming the executive director at  @CalledtoPeaceMinistries1  (CTPM). Shannon is a trained Domestic abuse advocate and works as a registered nurse in a trauma unit where she sees victims of domestic abuse daily. I was honored to interview Dan and Shannon as we explored the church’s role in either supporting or alienating survivors of domestic abuse. We discussed the critical need for church leaders to be educated on the dynamics of abuse in order to create safe spaces for survivors, the broader societal implications of abuse, and the positive change the church can champion when we respond well. Get Dan and Shannon’s books:Domestic Abuse and the Dechurched: https://amzn.to/4n81WE4 Rediscovering Christ: https://amzn.to/4n59Ga9Called to Peace Ministries: https://calledtopeace.org/ Donate to Help Survivors: https://calledtopeace.org/domestic-violence-awareness-month/Follow CTPM on FB: https://www.facebook.com/calledtopeace 24/7/365 Domestic Abuse Hotline:Call: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)Text “START” to 88788

In this episode, I speak with Robin Taylor, a licensed clinical social worker, about the critical issue of domestic abuse, particularly within Christian communities. Robin shares her personal experiences with domestic violence and how they shaped her career in social work. The conversation delves into the prevalence of abuse, the importance of recognizing red flags, and the need for open discussions about these issues in church settings. Robin emphasizes the significance of understanding the dynamics of abusive relationships, the impact on mental and spiritual health, and the necessity for women to prioritize their safety and healing. The episode concludes with Robin offering resources and support for survivors, encouraging them to trust in God's plan and seek help. LINKS AND RESOURCES: Register for Time to Bloom Conference: https://allevents.in/online/your-time-to-bloom-tickets/80001799320380 Follow Robin on:Instagram:   / timetobloom.online   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Website: https://timetobloom.online/#DVAM #domesticviolence #domesticabuse #abuseinchristianhomes #coercivecontrol #narcissisticabuse #intimatepartnerviolence

In this episode, Wanjiru (Shiru) Nganga shares her personal journey from the Word of Faith movement to a deeper understanding of the true gospel. She discusses the appeal of the Prosperity Gospel, especially in developing nations, and emphasizes the importance of discernment and biblical literacy among women. Shiru encourages listeners to test teachings against scripture and seek sound doctrine, highlighting the need for women to be theologians in their own right. The conversation also touches on the challenges faced when leaving deceptive churches and the hope found in Christ. Follow Shiru on FB and IG 👇🏾https://bit.ly/InTruthSheDelights

In this episode Nicole Fiala shares her journey from Costa Rica to becoming a missionary pilot's wife, the challenges of growing up in a family with mixed beliefs, the influence of her grandmother and her journey to faith and the mission field. She also highlights the transformative power of prayer, discipleship, and a biblical community. Nicole's words encouraged me to trust God through life's changes and uncertainties, and also challenged me to be a more faithful disciple who makes disciples for Christ.Whether you’re navigating a big transition or seeking courage to trust God’s leading, this conversation will encourage your heart and strengthen your faith.🙏 Support Nicole and Sam’s Ministry: https://southamericamission.org/donat...📲 Connect with Nicole and Flying With The Fialas:Instagram:   / flyingwiththefialas  Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1Add... Ministry Website: https://bit.ly/flyingwiththefialas

This is the second part of my interview with Hilda on Christian Suffering. In this conversation, Nadege Forlu and Hilda discuss the complex topic of Christian suffering, exploring how God helps us cope during difficult times. They emphasize the importance of trusting God, understanding the purpose of suffering, and maintaining an eternal perspective. The conversation also highlights the significance of community support, prayer, and worship in navigating through suffering, ultimately pointing to the hope found in Christ. Get your copy of "The Girl With Special Shoes" on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4jbyIlV

Here is the first half of my second conversation with Hilda, where we discuss about Christian suffering. This is a heavy and sensitive topic which we tried to present with honesty and compassion, but we know that we can still fall short. So as you listen, I pray the Lord meets you where you are. Connect with me:  YouTube: https://bit.ly/47w1fg8 Instagram: https://bit.ly/47CdsA1 www.ReconciledHeart.com

In this episode, Hilda shares her journey, being born and raised in Cameroon, West Africa, living with muscular dystrophy, and eventually losing mobility in all of her limbs. She recounts her family’s desperate search for healing through diviners and healing evangelists, her experiences with discrimination and abuse, and her crisis of faith. Despite not receiving physical healing, Hilda encountered the grace of God that transformed her heart. She went on to become the first national broadcaster and journalist with a disability for Cameroon Radio Television (CRTV). Hilda is also an advocate for persons with disability, a published author, a singer, and a mouth painter. Hilda’s life is a testament to how hope can overcome hardships, and God can be glorified even in our weaknesses. Hilda documents her journey in the memoir “The Girl with Special Shoes.” Get a copy on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4jbyIlV Also connect with me on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube @ReconciledHRT.

Unbiblical doctrines can lead people to become restless and anxious for many things, leading to sleep deprivation and exhaustion. But God wants to give us rest. Here I appeal to you to lay your burdens down and cast all your care on to Jesus, because he truly does care for you. Intro Music: MoodMode; Caught Beam BG music: Reed Mathis; Communicator Outro Music: Lemuel Forlu; Mary Did you know

If you have had experience from a high-controlled or closed community, weather in an organization or family structure, You may be doing what I did for a long time and did not even realize it. Connect with me: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ReconciledHRT Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reconciledhrt YouTube: www.youtube.com/reconciledHRT Credits: Intro Music: Moodmode BG Music: Reed Mathis Outro Music: Lemuel Forlu

Does the Bible say “Call those things that be not as though they were.”  Well, the short answer is yes and no. It does and it doesn't. And today I want to briefly walk through that, and why it matters how we interpret that verse. Then I share an example from my own life of how misreading some passages in scripture can be near harmful. Credits: Intro Music: TrackTribe BG Music: Chris Haugen Outro Music: Lemuel Forlu

Hello Sisters! Welcome to the Reconciled Heart Podcast. I've been on a journey and felt the need to rename my podcast and start anew. I'm excited about the new topics I hope to talk about, as well as the growing perspective I hope to add to topics I had covered in the past. Subscribe so you don't miss any episodes. Also, follow me on Facebook and Instagram @ReconciledHRT, and invite a sister-friend lets encourage each other to get to know Jesus more, grow in His word, Heal from our hurts, and love like Christ.