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Help & HopeI Forgive You - A Conversation with Wendy AlsupMany people have experienced betrayal, someone violating your trust perhaps by lying, cheating, some kind of abuse, putting their own interests ahead of yours when they promised otherwise. Betrayal affects every part of our hearts, often in ways we don’t understand at first. Some hurts we carry with us to the day we die because they are so deep and seem impossible to resolve. In this conversation with Sharon Betters, Wendy Alsup shares the impact of betrayal from her own life, not only through an unwanted divorce but also in her church life. But Wendy doesn’t leave us i...
2025-09-2431 min
Women & Work: Stepping into Kingdom ProductivityWendy Alsup, Math Teacher and AuthorWendy Alsup is an author and math teacher by trade. She has written several books, including I Forgive You: Finding Peace and Moving Forward When Life Really Hurts. She is a founding Member of The Pelican Project, a guild of women fostering commitment to Christian faith and practice across cultural, denominational, and racial lines. Wendy has also been a speaker at women’s Bible conferences such as the The Gospel Coalition’s Women’s Conference in 2022. She lives on her family farm with her 2 boys, 2 dogs, and 3 cats.
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2025-08-1858 min
The Deep DishGrief, Loss, and Gratitude in the Christian LifeCourtney Doctor talks with Whitney Pipkin and Wendy Alsup, two of her friends who have known deep grief. They talk about why grief can be so surprising, why God allows it, and how to talk to a friend who is grieving (hint: it’s better to listen). Whitney talks about why we shouldn’t rush through grief; it’s appropriate to rage against death! Wendy says that we can see our grief as our resistance to the effects of the Fall. Listen to this episode and be comforted that even if grief feels strange and disorienting, you are not alone...
2025-06-1240 min
Cowboy State Daily's The RoundupCowboy State Daily Video News: Friday, March 14, 2025It's time to take a look at what's happening around Wyoming, for Friday, March 14th. I'm Wendy Corr, bringing you headlines from the Cowboy State Daily newsroom - Brought to you by the Cowboy State Daily Morning Show With Jake! From 6 to 10 a.m., Monday through Friday, host Jake Nichols brings you news, weather, sports AND in-depth interviews with news-makers from across Wyoming - presented with Jake's unique humor and lively commentary. Just click on the Cowboy State Daily homepage and join the conversation! – A Wyoming-based social media influencer set off a firestorm of outrage in...
2025-03-1412 min
The BulletinWhatchu MeanThe Bulletin covers Germany’s elections, C.S. Lewis on Ukraine, and why you can trust your Bible translation.Find us on YouTube.This week, Clarissa, Russell, and Mike talk about complex topics with nuance at their core. First, Mona Charen joins to talk about Germany’s recent elections and US extremism. Then, Mark Meynell joins to explore how C. S. Lewis inspired him to go to Ukraine. Finally, Wendy Alsup stops by to talk about why you can trust your Bible translation.. GO DEEPE...
2025-02-281h 02
This vs. ThatPractical Theology vs. Prideful Theology - Wendy AlsupOn this episode of This vs. That, we explore the important distinction between practical theology and prideful theology with guest Wendy Alsup, author and math professor. We discuss how true theology should lead to humility and practical life changes, while examining why theological discussions sometimes become prideful and condescending. Through personal stories and biblical wisdom, we unpack how genuine knowledge of God naturally results in humility and transformed lives. Together, we consider ways to foster meaningful theological discussions that build up the church rather than create division, and explore how our understanding of God directly...
2025-02-1957 min
TGC PodcastIs the Bible Good for Women?In this episode, Kendra Dahl, Rebecca McLaughlin, Jen Oshman, and Wendy Alsup consider the Bible’s teaching about women through a Jesus-centered understanding of Scripture. They observe Christianity's historical and cultural influences and encourage women to stay engaged with the Scriptures, seek truth in community, and persevere in the good work God has called them to.They discuss the following:Personal experience and why it's essential to study the ScripturesThe misuse and misapplication of ScriptureThe importance of a Jesus-centered hermeneuticWhy we need historical and cultural perspectivesEncouragement for women who have a negative view of the Bible...
2025-01-2429 min
The Ride Home with John and KathyThe Ride Home - Monday, October 21, 2024This Week in the Nation’s Capitol ((Final 2 wks of campaign … + … Trump weekend from McD’s to vulgar story-telling … + … Harris outraises/outspends Trump … + … upgraded public WH tour)… GUEST Greg Clugston … SRN News White House Correspondent. Who’s in favor of the Death Penalty: 1974-2022 … GUEST Dr Ryan P Burge … assistant prof of political science at Eastern Illinois Univ … author of “20 Myths about Religion and Politics in America” and ,”The Nones: Where They Came From, Who They Are, and Where They Are Going” … His research appears on the site Religion in Public, and he tweets at @ryanburge. What is heresy?… GUEST Dr Gavin Ortlu...
2024-10-221h 24
JourneywomenNavigating Divorce with Wendy AlsupHave you had to navigate divorce or do you know someone who has? In this week’s episode Hunter talks with Wendy Alsup about how God was faithful to walk her through the incredibly difficult circumstances surrounding her divorce. Wendy shares how she found solace in meditating on God’s Word and in immersing herself in a safe local church body. We hope this episode offers you encouragement if you are in a similar situation or that it gives you tangible ways to care for those in your community who are hurting.FULL SHOW NOTE...
2024-10-1458 min
Help & HopeI Forgive You - A Conversation with Wendy AlsupMany people have experienced betrayal, someone violating your trust perhaps by lying, cheating, some kind of abuse, putting their own interests ahead of yours when they promised otherwise. Betrayal affects every part of our hearts, often in ways we don’t understand at first. Some hurts we carry with us to the day we die because they are so deep and seem impossible to resolve. In this conversation with Sharon Betters, Wendy Alsup shares the impact of betrayal from her own life, not only through an unwanted divorce but also in her church life. But Wendy doesn’t leave us i...
2024-05-2233 min
She Reads Truth PodcastNumbers Week 3 with Wendy AlsupFor Week 3 of our Numbers study, Raechel and Amanda are joined by author Wendy Alsup to dig into the themes of God’s holiness and righteousness in this week’s reading. They chat about how, even though the Israelites fail to trust God multiple times, God lovingly corrects and restores them.Open your Bibles with us this week! This episode corresponds to Week 3 of She Reads Truth’s Numbers Reading Plan. You can read with the She Reads Truth community on our site, app, or with our Numbers printed or digital Daily Reading Guide.Get...
2024-05-1345 min
Can You Just Sit With Me? with Natasha SmithSitting with Loss and Loneliness (Wendy Alsup)When we are suffering it helps to know we are not the only one. Wendy Alsup is an author who encourages women to engage theology for themselves. She is the author of several books including Practical Theology for Women, The Gospel-Centered Woman, and By His Wounds You Are Healed. She also teaches math at a local community college and is editor at theologyforwomen.org. She lives in Saint Matthews, South Carolina, with her two sons. Episode resources:Can You Just Sit With Me: Healthy Grieving for the Losses of Life by Natasha Smith
2023-10-0242 min
Hope Through Hard StuffWhen Your Spouse Struggles with Mental Illness with Wendy AlsupWendy discusses her story about her ex-husband's journey with mental illness and how that shaped her faith and family.
2023-08-1525 min
Waypoint Church | Durham, NCWTP - Ep. 80 - Lament & the Christian LifePracticing lament is an important, yet often overlooked, part of a healthy spiritual life. Join Erika, Pastor Peter, Mary-Claire Derrickson, and Kevin Pearce as they discuss their experiences with grief and lament in their vocations and their lives.
Resources on this topic:
- Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy: Discovering the Grace of Lament by Mark Vroegop
- What Grieving People Wish You Knew about What Really Helps (and What Really Hurts) by Nancy Guthrie
- Every Moment Holy Vol 2 by Douglas Kaine McKelvey
- Companions in Suffering: Comfort for times of loss and loneliness by Wendy Alsup
- Gospel Hope in...
2023-07-271h 06Hope Through Hard StuffWhen You're Struggling with Loss and Loneliness with Wendy AlsupWendy shares her personal experience and encouragement for dealing with loss and grief.
2023-07-1133 min
Something to Talk AboutCompanions In Suffering: A Conversation with the AuthorJoin Amber and Erin, along with Wendy Alsup, the author of Companions in Suffering: Comfort for Times of Loss and Loneliness, for this first episode in a five part summer series. In this episode Wendy shares her own story of suffering and the hope she has found in the companionship of Christ.
2023-06-0247 min
Christian Formation Classes from Grace Church SeattlePanel Discussion: Wendy Alsup, Theresa Froelich, Lezlie McCrory
2023-03-1257 min
If I Had More TimeEpisode 3 - Does Christianity Oppress Minorities, Women, and Others?In this episode, Eric mentions a few resources that have been helpful to him in answering the question "Does Christianity oppress minorities, women, and others?” Names of authors, resources, and links to purchase are below! Let The Nations Be Glad, John Piper Is the Bible Good for Women? Wendy Alsup
2023-01-2222 min
Preventing Grace Podcast – Church of the Good ShepherdPreventing Grace Podcast: 2022 Review
Anne and Matt talk about the good and bad of 2022 including Roe v. Wade being overturned, the cathedral in Cordoba, Kristin Du Mez’departure from the faith, etc. They also talk about Wendy Alsup’s critique of Anne’s Revoice 2021 article, the Christian Research Journal (CRJ) and CRJ’s response to Ms. Alsup, and Matt’s article about Christian orthodoxy and sexuality being free and online 10 months ahead of schedule.
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2023-01-0200 min
In His GripBeyond the Book with author Wendy AlsupWhen forgiveness feels impossible!
“I forgive you.” Simple words, and liberating ones – but hard, too. You may think the betrayal you have experienced is in the realm of the unforgivable. Wendy Alsup understands. She experienced severe church conflict while serving in the women’s ministry at Mars Hill Church, followed by an unwanted divorce. The losses of betrayal eventually forced her to move from her home in Seattle, leaving behind deep friendships and everything familiar to her two sons. Her understanding of forgiveness did not come easily for her so she does not sugarcoat the struggles she experienced.
In this special...
2022-11-2848 min
Help & HopeBeyond the Book with author Wendy Alsup“I forgive you.” Simple words, and liberating ones – but hard, too. You may think the betrayal you have experienced is in the realm of the unforgivable. Wendy Alsup understands. She experienced severe church conflict while serving in the women’s ministry at Mars Hill Church, followed by an unwanted divorce. The losses of betrayal eventually forced her to move from her home in Seattle, leaving behind deep friendships and everything familiar to her two sons. Her understanding of forgiveness did not come easily for her so she does not sugarcoat the struggles she experienced. In this special Help & Hope Podcast, Wendy jo...
2022-11-2748 min
The Rise and Fall of Mars HillEpilogue: A Return to SeattleMore than two years since producer Mike Cosper began recording interviews for the show, The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill returns with its most poignant episode yet -- a road trip to Seattle to stand in the spaces where Mars Hill Church began. This epilogue of the critically-acclaimed podcast sends Cosper and executive producer Erik Petrik on a trip down memory lane, visiting the buildings and church members who formed the vibrant community that would one day fall apart. From Seattle living rooms crammed with chairs to an empty sanctuary slated for demolition, discover afresh the m...
2022-11-1142 min
The Ride Home with John and KathyThe Ride Home- Wednesday, August 10, 2022Meteor Shower and other Nerdist Stuff … GUEST Ralph Crewe God’s work in Central Africa … GUEST Wendy AlsupSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2022-08-111h 54
All Things88: Is the Bible Good for Women with Wendy AlsupI regularly get questions from Christian women who quietly wonder if we have a skeleton in our closet. Does Christianity want to keep us down? Is the Bible good for women? Does God value women? On this episode of All Things we’re taking a deep dive into all these questions with theologian and author Wendy Alsup. We tackle such questions as what it means to be created a helper (ezer in the original Hebrew, in Genesis 2:20-21), the meaning of Genesis 3:16 (Your desire will be for your husband, and he will rule over you.), practical theology for women, fo...
2022-06-0339 min
I Heart PCA - the PodcastSeason 2 - Episode 18 - Wendy AlsupThe hosts get to talk to Wendy about the best podcast she's been on, her books, her church plant, and this PCA.
2022-04-181h 00
In His GripI Forgive You A Conversation With Wendy AlsupMany people have experienced betrayal, someone violating your trust perhaps by lying, cheating, some kind of abuse, putting their own interests ahead of yours when they promised otherwise. Betrayal affects every part of our hearts, often in ways we don’t understand at first. Some hurts we carry with us to the day we die, they are so deep and seem impossible to resolve. In this conversation with Sharon Betters, Wendy Alsup shares the impact of betrayal from her own life, not only through an unwanted divorce but also in her church life. But Wendy doesn’t leave us in the...
2022-02-2833 min
The LinkThe Link Season 3 Episode 5 | Church HurtOn this episode of The Link, we are having a critical but sensitive conversation: church hurt. Many people have left the church because they have been hurt or wounded by people in the church or church leadership. So, what do you do when the very people that God called you to live in covenant community with are the very ones who hurt you? Pastor Chris is joined by Ellie Schupra and Brent Bailey for this important conversation. Resources: "I Forgive you" by Wendy Alsup - https://tinyurl.com/bddsv9kj
2022-02-1621 min
Theology GalsForgiveness and Reconciliation with Wendy AlsupThis week we talk with Wendy Alsup about her new book, I Forgive You: Finding Peace and Moving Forward When Life Really Hurts.
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2022-02-0128 min
The Reconnect with Carmen LaBergeDeveloping Plans that Work | Exploring What Forgiveness Actually Looks LikeToday’s Guests
John Brandon – Forbes Columnist & Digital Media Director for Northwestern Media
John wrote a book titled, “The Seven Minute Productivity Solution.” Why 7 minutes? In the episode below, he tells us how. Some questions we can ask ourselves though are: Who do I want to be and how will I become like that?
Wendy Alsup – Author of, “I Forgive You”
Forgiveness is a topic we imagine we know a lot about and yet Wendy weaves the story together in “I Forgive You” in a way that covers the enormous breadth and depth while al...
2022-01-1540 min
The Ride Home with John and KathyThe Ride Home with John and KathyI Forgive You: Finding Peace and Moving Forward When Life Really Hurts GUEST Wendy Alsup The Origins of the Christmas Tree ... GUEST Spencer McDaniel “It’s not your birthday:” My tradition for Christmas as a Single Parent. ... GUEST Toni TurnerSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2021-12-231h 54
The Hope Podcast with Lina AbujamraConversation with Wendy Alsup [BOOK LAUNCH SERIES]Today’s conversation in our Fractured Faith Book Launch series is with my friend Wendy Alsup, author of Companions in Suffering and Practical Theology for Women.
As the former Women’s Ministry Director at Mars Hill, Wendy has lived through church hurt and disillusionment with church leadership but has also come to the confidence that Scripture can be trusted, that God is a God of justice, and that we can reengage with a healthy community of believers.
2021-10-0749 min
All ThingsEpisode 60: Talking to Your Kids (And to Yourself) About LGBTQ IssuesPride month just wrapped up. Favorite children’s shows are featuring LGBTQ content. School curricula, corporate policies, and legislation are swiftly changing. Many parents wonder how to navigate conversations about all of this with their children of all ages. Of course conversations with our kids begin with conversations with ourselves. We have to ask what we really believe, on what we base our convictions, and how to pass the truth on to our children. On this episode of All Things we talk through some foundational reminders about the character and goodness of our God, his design and mercy in cr...
2021-07-0230 minThe Hope Podcast with Lina AbujamraPractical Theology for Women, Divorce and Single Motherhood – A Conversation with Wendy AlsupOn today’s podcast I invite you to listen to my friend Wendy Alsup who is well acquainted with the sting of suffering but also knows the faithfulness of God to walk with us through our deepest valleys and give us hope and purpose amid the hardest things. Her story of going through divorce, cancer, raising two boys as a single mom, while being involved in ministry will offer genuine insight into persevering through suffering and scriptural truths about the character of God.
2021-07-0143 min
Veterans of Culture Wars026: Companions in Suffering: Wendy AlsupAuthor, mom, and math teacher Wendy Alsup joins the podcast to talk about masculinity (farmers vs warriors), her excellent book "Companions in Suffering", and her thoughts on forgiveness (which will be in a forthcoming book released in January 2022).
Connect with Wendy Alsup:
Website featuring her ministry and work: https://theologyforwomen.org/
Email: theologyforwomen@gmail.com
Twitter: @wendyalsup
Mentioned on the pod:
-Wendy's article on masculinity (farmers vs warriors): https://modernreformation.org/resource-library/web-exclusive-articles/the-model-for-christian-manhood/
-Wendy's book "Companions in Suffering: Comfo...
2021-06-291h 22
ERLC PodcastSCOTUS rules for free speech, Delta variant, and a new family on Sesame StreetIn this episode, Josh, Lindsay, and Brent discuss the shocking collapse of a surf-side condo in Miami, the SCOTUS ruling on free speech, the coronavirus variant likely to cause the next wave, the drop in U.S. life expectancy, and the new family members introduced on Sesame Street. Lindsay gives a rundown of this week’s ERLC content including Jordan Wootten with "What’s the future of the global religious landscape? Three takeaways from the Pew Center projections," Wendy Alsup with "4 ways to equip your kids to walk with friends who experience gender dysphoria," and Josh Wester with "6 reflections from...
2021-06-2538 min
The Ride Home with John and KathyThe Ride Home - Tuesday, June 15, 20214:10 - The New Mercies of Morning Devotions … GUEST Leslie Glass … lives in Augusta, Georgia with her husband and children, and comes alongside other women desiring a closer walk with the Lordthrough her writing, mentoring, and prompted journals. You can find encouragement, tips, and tools from her on Instagram and her website. 4:25 PM to 4:35 PM *Flying Treats: can dogs and cats safely eat cicadas? (NYT)** 4:35 PM - Dimming the Day Evening Meditations for Quiet Wonder (new book) … GUEST Jennifer Grant … award winning author of picture books for children and books for adults, including “Maybe God Is Like That...
2021-06-161h 54
Fruitloops: Serial Killers of ColorE118: Tonya ThomasThis week Beth and Wendy discuss the case of Tonya Shantez Thomas, a woman who committed familicide in May of 2012 in Port St John in Florida.Thanks for listening! This is a weekly podcast and new episodes drop every Thursday, so until next time... look alive guys, it's crazy out there!SponsorsBetter Helpbetterhelp.com/fruitShout OutsWe've Got Answershttps://www.audible.com/pd/Weve-Got-Answers-Audiobook/B08WF112...
2021-04-221h 21
The Cartographers65: Wendy Alsup and the Fellowship of SufferingIn this conversation, Ashley sits down with Wendy Alsup to talk about what it might look to suffer well and what hope we have. This is a beautiful, real, and hopeful conversation that can help you lament and hope in light of the covid-19 pandemic and recent mass shootings.MORE ABOUT OUR GUESTWendy Alsup is an author who encourages women to engage theology for themselves. She is the author of several books including Practical Theology for Women, The Gospel-Centered Woman, and By His Wounds You Are Healed. She also teaches math...
2021-03-2435 min
Help & HopeCompanionship in Suffering with Wendy AlsupIn this conversation with Sharon Betters, Wendy Alsup shares how suffering came in wave after wave, leaving her breathless and lonely. In one particularly dark and painful period after intense surgery for cancer, Wendy discovered she was not truly alone. Though her pain was not alleviated, she found comfort and strength in experiencing intimacy with the Lord Who walks with us in suffering. Wendy describes how the Lord is our companion in suffering, even when we must walk alone.Send us a textSupport the show
2021-02-2726 min
The Happy Hour with Jamie IveyLove Thy Neighborhood #37 Gender Pt. 2: Where the Gospel Meets Womanhood (Special Release)Jamie had the opportunity to co-host an episode with the Love Thy Neighborhood team this month. We don't want you to miss it, so we are dropping it here for you to enjoy! Be sure you check out more from Love Thy NeighborhoodChristians believe God made women, but what happens when that identity gets twisted by both the church and the culture? A single mom, a pastor’s wife, and a feminist all wrestle with what it means to be a woman. This episode is produced in partnership with The Happy Hour with Jamie Ivey.
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2020-12-3149 min
Asking for a Friend62: How can I find comfort in suffering?We all face seasons of suffering and hardship. In these times, we often find ourselves feeling isolated and alone in our pain. How can we find comfort and companionship when life gets dark?
Today, I’m chatting with Wendy Alsup as she reintroduces us to the companions in suffering that God has given us in His word. Wendy also gives practical advice for walking alongside friends who are suffering, and encouragement for those who are currently in the thick of it.
Companions in Suffering: Comfort for Times of Loss and Loneliness Book...
2020-12-1026 minVeterans of Culture Wars005: Adventures in Odyssey and Ableism with Randall ChrismanDedicated to the memory of Paul Malm.
Randall Chrisman joins Zach and Dave to discuss Ableism, his experiences in Evangelical Christianity, and his story of faith. They also analyze an episode of Focus on the Family's "Adventures in Odyssey" which was co-written by Zach's dad, Paul Malm, back in the 1990s.
Mentioned on the pod:
Book: "Companions in Suffering" by Wendy Alsup. Order here: https://www.lifeway.com/en/product/companions-in-suffering-P008013447
TV Show: "Away" Streaming on Netflix. Trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3f_REapPwio
TV Show...
2020-11-101h 06
The Speak Life PodcastThe Power of Story in the Grip of Suffering || SLP333Send us a textGlen and Paul discuss the power of story to drive us during our darkest hour. We take a look at Wendy Alsup's testimony of how Jesus walked with her at her lowest moments. Her interview can be viewed here (https://youtu.be/TWXTmADIvik).Support the show
2020-11-101h 02
The Ponder PodcastWorthy of the Calling w/ Paola BarreraPonder Ephesians 4:1-16 with Laura Hardin and guest, Paula Barrera, as they continue in the series, Flooded by Grace: Pondering Paul's Letter to the Ephesians. In this episode, Laura and Paul consider what Paul means by calling and the role humility plays in our ability to walk it out well.
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By His Wounds You Are Healed: How the Message of Ephesians Transforms a Woman's Identity: https://www.booksamillion.com/p/His-Wounds-Healed/Wendy-Horger-Alsup/9781450516693
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2020-10-1900 minTheology GalsCompanions in Suffering with Wendy AlsupThis week we interview Wendy Alsup about her new book, Companions in Suffering: Comfort for Times of Loss and Loneliness.
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2020-09-2133 min
The Christ and Pop Culture Podcast NetworkPersuasion 197 | Getting By... with Wendy AlsupIn polite conversation, when someone greets you and asks how you are doing, the typical, benign reply is to say you "are doing just fine, thanks." But today, that reply feels disingenuous at best, considering the global pandemic, the racial reckoning across our nation, and the general polarization in society. Saying we are doing just fine, even when we're not, lines up with our country's indefatigable spirit. We are a nation of overcomers and go-getters—people who suck it up and keep moving ahead. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
2020-08-1946 min
PersuasionEpisode 197 | Getting By... with Wendy AlsupIn polite conversation, when someone greets you and asks how you are doing, the typical, benign reply is to say you "are doing just fine, thanks." But today, that reply feels disingenuous at best, considering the global pandemic, the racial reckoning across our nation, and the general polarization in society. Saying we are doing just fine, even when we're not, lines up with our country's indefatigable spirit. We are a nation of overcomers and go-getters—people who suck it up and keep moving ahead. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
2020-08-1946 min
2020-07-0642 min
KDKA Radio Flash BriefingsAmplify 7-5 hour 1Author of "Companions in Suffering" Wendy Alsup joins father Ron to discuss her life and her book.
2020-07-0641 min
Mornings with CarmenReviews of My Spy and Feel the Beat | Comfort for times of loss and lonelinessPluggedIn's Adam Holz reviews the new stream movies "My Spy," "Feel the Beat," and "King of Staten Island," as well the series "The Chosen." Wendy Alsup, author of "Companions in Suffering," talks about the need to lean in to yours and others sufferings like Jesus with lament and compassion.
2020-06-2600 min
Discover An Game-Changing Full Audiobook And Elevate Your Mindset.Companions in Suffering by Wendy Alsup, Trillia J. Newbell - forewordPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/227285to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Companions in Suffering
Author: Wendy Alsup, Trillia J. Newbell - foreword
Narrator: Marie Hoffman
Format: mp3
Length: 6 hrs and 6 mins
Release date: 06-09-20
Ratings: 4.5 out of 5 stars, 7 ratings
Genres: Death & Grief
Publisher's Summary:
Though suffering often leaves us feeling isolated, God invites us into the community of the Trinity and offers us many companions in scripture. We experience loneliness alongside the exiled Israelites. We journey with David as he pleads to God for rescue. With Asaph we confess our unbelief. With Job we learn to lament. With Mary...
2020-06-096h 06
The Barnabas PodcastWendy Alsup: Surprised by God's GoodnessWhat if the worst thing you can imagine happening to you happened to you? In my anxious moments I sometimes envision future events where many things I know and love fall apart. Most of the time, this is a fruitless exercise in worrying. But what if some of those unsettling fears actually became reality?
Today I'm talking with my friend Wendy Alsup. Over the years many things that she feared the most have actually happened to her. But as we will see, what she discovered surprised her. In today's conversation, we talk about divorce, cancer, an undesired cross-country move, and...
2020-01-1540 min
In the Word, On the GoEpisode 76: What does it mean to love? Wendy Alsup on 1 Corinthians 13:7In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," teacher and author, Wendy Alsup, focuses on the biblical definition of love and what that should look like in real life. Wendy says, "When we love others like God loves us, we bear up in long trials with our loved ones and believe the best about them. We always hope for their good, and we stick with them for long haul."
"In the Word, On the Go" is sponsored by the New Growth Press.Special Guest: Wendy Alsup.Sponsored By:New Growth...
2019-09-1611 min
Christian Podcast Network FeedWhen Motherhood Brings Deep Suffering | Ep. 115We experience daily hardships in motherhood that weigh on us—difficult decisions, potty training, sleeplessness, and more. But sometimes we experience deeper, more profound suffering that makes us cry out, “Why God?” In this episode, Emily and Laura offer gospel encouragement for those in the midst of deep suffering. Suffering is different for everyone, but scripture offers unshakeable hope in every situation. Since God didn’t excuse himself from suffering, one day—through Christ—our suffering will give way to joy.
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2019-01-2521 min
Risen MotherhoodWhen Motherhood Brings Deep SufferingWe experience daily hardships in motherhood that weigh on us—difficult decisions, potty training, sleeplessness, and more. But sometimes we experience deeper, more profound suffering that makes us cry out, "Why God?" In this episode, Emily and Laura offer gospel encouragement for those in the midst of deep suffering. Suffering is different for everyone, but scripture offers unshakeable hope in every situation. Since God didn't excuse himself from suffering, one day—through Christ—our suffering will give way to joy. RM APPLY QUESTIONS VIEW TRANSCRIPT Articles, Resources and Related Content: Risen Motherh...
2018-12-0521 minRisen MotherhoodSeeing & Serving the Vulnerable MomTired, overwhelmed, hurting, and lonely. Every mom struggles in different ways, but there are some moms whose experiences make them vulnerable in society. In this episode, Emily and Laura discuss how the gospel changes us at the heart level so we can see and serve others with humility. Our challenges are different, but our common dependence on Christ encourages us as we love the vulnerable women in our communities. RM APPLY QUESTIONS VIEW TRANSCRIPT Articles, Resources and Related Content: When Helping Hurts - Steve Corbett & Brian Fikkert Instruments in the Redeemer's Hands - Paul...
2018-09-2620 min
Andrew Rappaport's Rapp ReportDifferences between men and women with Amy Hall | Rapp Report Weekly 005 | Andrew Rappaport | SFE | Striving for EternityA hotly debated issue within the church is the roles between men and women. The question asked often, is there a difference between men and women in the church and can women serve in any function or are they limited. The position known as egalitarianism teaches that women can serve in any role no different than the man. A competing view of that, and the biblical one is complementarianism. This is a teaching that God has ordained certain roles only for men within the church and the household. Our culture would see this as a major problem. However, we get our in...
2018-04-101h 12Theology GalsConcerns With Complementarianism: Where Does That Leave Us? | Theology GalsOn this week's episode of Theology Gals, Coleen and Ashley discuss some topics which have come up following recently episodes. With some of the problems within complementarianism, should we still use the label? Is complementarianism just another form of patriarchy? The gals discuss these and other questions.
Episode Resources:
The Desire of a Woman: A Response to Susan Foh’s Interpretation by Rachel Miller
Eternal Subordination of the Son with Rachel Miller Theology Gals
Genesis 3:16 & Complementarianism with Wendy Alsup Theology Gals
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2018-03-2759 minTheology GalsBiblical Manhood and Womanhood Q&A | Theology Gals | Episode 33This week Coleen and Ashley wrap up their series on complementarianism and answer voice-mail questions.
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Podcasts from this series: ESS with Rachel Miller, Complementarianism Part 1, Genesis 3:16 with Wendy Alsup, Women and the Church with Aimee Byrd
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2017-09-191h 15Theology GalsGenesis 3:16 & Complementarianism with Wendy Alsup | Theology Gals | Episode 26On this episode of Theology Gals Wendy Alsup joins Coleen and Ashley to discuss complementarianism and Genesis 3:16. What is the historical and correct interpretation of Genesis 3:16 and what are some practical implications of how we understand this passage? The Gals talk to Wendy about these things.
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2017-08-0857 minTheology GalsComplementarianism Part 1 | Theology Gals | Episode 25On this episode of Theology Gals, Coleen and Ashley discuss complementarianism. This is an introduction to complementarianism, the first in a series.
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What is Complementarianism? by Matt Slick
Completion vs Complementarianism by Marissa Namirr
A Response to Kevin DeYoung's 9 Marks by Aimee Byrd
Listening to Women by Aimee Byrd
A Unified Field Theory on Gender by Wendy Alsup
Thomas Jefferson, Headship, and I Corinthians 11 by Wendy Alsup
Continuing Down This Path, Complementarians Lose by Rachel Miller
Is Complementarian Just Another Word for Patriarchy? by Rachel Miller
On Headship and Households by Aimee Byrd
Hierarchy and Subordination vs. Headship...
2017-08-011h 08
Mortification of SpinIs the Bible Good for Women?What's on the rail for the lizard? … To answer that important question, we have Wendy Alsup on the show. She's a Mathematics professor at Community College in South Carolina, a mom, and the author of Is the Bible Good for Women?: Seeking Clarity and Confidence Through a Jesus-Centered Understanding of Scripture. Wendy is burdened for women to appreciate and know the Bible. So beyond talking lizards and women, she's here to help us understand: What do we do with the tough passages of scripture - passages where women are taken advantage of, oppressed, killed? There are loads of untidy and di...
2017-03-1529 min
Quick to ListenHow Complementarian Churches Can Support Female LeadershipWhere can complementarian women go to find female teachers? For many, the answer lies outside of the local church. Because of theological beliefs, most complementarian churches don’t let women preach. Many also struggle to elevate women’s voices within their own congregations, indirectly encouraging women to look outside the church—at times to blogs, social media, and Christian publishing—for leadership. (Read CT’s previous coverage.) Part of the reason for the lack of voices stems from a historic distrust of female leadership, argues Wendy Alsup, who formerly led women’s ministries at Mars Hill Church in Seattle. “I think more a...
2016-12-0133 min
The CallingWhy Wendy Alsup Wants Laywomen to Be TheologiansWhy Wendy Alsup Wants Laywomen to Be Theologians by Christianity Today Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
2016-11-0250 min