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Rev. Dr. Jackie Roese

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Rev. Dr. Jackie Roese

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Join Jackie in this special episode as she introduces Mary, a remarkable octogenarian whose passion for biblical scholarship spans half a century. Mary's wit and deep insights into the New and Old Testaments, especially regarding women in the B
In this special episode, I sit down with my friend and colleague, Dieula Previlon, to discuss her incredible journey and the powerful themes of her new book, "Does God See Me?" Dieula is an ordained pastor, licensed counselor, certified trauma-
Our conversation was so invigorating that I knew I had to share it with all of you.Marg Mowczko holds a theology degree from the Australian College of Ministries (ACOM) and a master's degree (MA) specializing in early Christian and Jewish
In today’s episode, we are joined by Helene Fisher, a global gender persecution specialist dedicated to tracking trends related to women and religious persecution worldwide. Helene sheds light on the current realities facing women globally and
In this episode, Jackie shares her reflections on the joys, challenges, and anxieties surrounding Mother's Day. This episode covers the entire spectrum, from celebrating fabulous mothers to acknowledging some people's complicated relationships
In this insightful episode of our podcast, we delve into the key concepts from the thought-provoking book, "Creating a Culture of Belonging".  We begin by exploring the term "Missional Organization" as defined by Dr. Birmingham, examining its i
In this episode, we explore wonder with my friend Shawn Small, a man unafraid to engage with intellectual rigor and Iowa honesty. Shawn exemplifies the true spirit of the Blessed Alliance, proving that men and women can work together in harmony
Dive into this episode with Jackie as she challenges the notion that theological perspectives are untouched by cultural influences. Jackie unpacks how every individual, including theologians and pastors, interprets religious texts through the l
For the past month, we've delved into the narratives of women in the Bible, exploring the transformative power when women step into male-dominated spaces to preach God's word. Today, join me in making the case for why women should preach. As be
Today, we're featuring Pastor Laura as she shares a compelling sermon on Mary, the Mother of Jesus. Thank you for tuning in – your support helps us amplify female voices and perspectives in Scripture. A Catholic friend sent a book about Mary,
Dive into a captivating Jackie Always Unplugged Podcast episode as Jackie explores the intriguing juxtaposition of Valentine's Day and Ash Wednesday. Discussing the tale of Bathsheba, often misunderstood as a seductress, Jackie challenges stere
Dive deep into Rahab's untold narrative in this captivating podcast. Beyond her role as a prostitute in Jericho, discover the layers of her story—her courageous protection of Israelite spies, the intricate threads that weave her life into the f
Join Jackie in her series on the women in Christ's' family tree as Melissa Duncan preaches on the compelling story of Tamar from Genesis 38. Often misunderstood as a woman who disguised herself to trick her father-in-law, Tamar's tale delves in
Welcome to the 100th episode of Jackie Always Unplugged! Ring in the new year with a special celebration as Jackie talks to two inspiring female pastor preachers, Laura and Melissa. Dive into their church's groundbreaking series on women, chall
Physical and emotional pains amplify their presence during the holidays. The joyous melodies of the season can underscore the harsh notes of our own bodies' struggles. We grapple with the reality of our physical pain and confront the emotional
Many of us feel disturbed by the violence we see in the news. We should be. Today’s conversation is about women who leave their homelands to find safety and security in ours. There is anguish and pain in these women’s stories but also beauty an
In the wake of the #MeToo movement, the Church has been forced to confront its own demons and the uncomfortable reality that some of our teachings have served as breeding grounds for abuse. Concepts like headship and submission, silencing women
Some Christians think Paul's reference to "saved through childbearing" in 1 Timothy 2:15 means that women are slated primarily for delivering and raising children. Sandra Glahn thinks that we have misunderstood Paul by misunderstanding the cont
Today, we are talking with Kaitlyn Schiess about her new book called "The Bible and The Ballot."She explains how the book is all about how we read the Bible, especially in the context of politics. It's an interesting topic and one that I think
I’ve been unsettled about how women are pressured to stay young. When something gets under my skin, I do a deep theological dive to figure out what Jesus has to say. Join me today as we discuss aging with Paula Alvelo.Embracing Your Second Call
I've been talking to women my age about aging, and I learned that women start to feel invisible as they age. Invisible Women's Syndrome is a real thing that affects women around menopause age. They feel compelled to engage in beauty work to com
What if spiritual practices- ways of cultivating awareness and developing a stronger connection to God- seem made for our summer rhythms?See No StrangerAn Altar In The World
Beth Allison Barr states, “Women’s leadership has been forgotten because women’s stories throughout history have been covered up, neglected, or retold to recast women as less significant than they really were.” Today we discuss the history of
“Jackie, where do you see your work going?” And the word mothering popped into my head. When I told her she teared up.
When I became a Christian I was told, women are emotional (a bad thing) and that anything like anxiety or fear was a sin. Of course Paul’s Philippians quote was used to back that thinking. Was that good teaching?Becky's StoryYou Can Trust Your
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