In this episode of the podcast, Te'Sheba and Leah introduce a new series titled "Embodied Liturgy," focusing on how worship can be integrated into everyday life. They welcome Jessica Jenkins, a neurodivergent Bible teacher and Director of We Who Thirst, who shares her insights on the significance of embodied liturgy from a biblical perspective. Jessica discusses her current project, the "Women of the Bible in Context" podcast, where she explores the historical context of women in the Bible, emphasizing their stories and struggles. The conversation delves into how these narratives can inform modern practices of worship and connection with God.
Themes
00:00 Introduction to Embodied Liturgy
02:01 Jessica Jenkins and Her Work
03:30 Defining Liturgy and Its Importance
05:39 Personal Experiences of Liturgy
09:21 Exploring Women in the Genealogy of Jesus
11:21 Tamar's Story and Its Significance
14:43 Rahab and Ruth: Foreign Women of Faith
20:33 Cultural Influences on Spiritual Practices
25:11 Living with the End in Mind
27:14 Closing Prayer and Reflections
Guest Bio:
You can learn more about Jessica by visiting, https://wewhothirst.com/
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