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The Alabaster Jar

Dr. Lynn Cohick
Book Of Job
Women In Christian History
Women In Ministry
Gender Inequality
Spiritual Healing
Biblical Textual Interpretation
Trauma Theory
Hermeneutics
Patriarchy In the Church
The Visual Museum
Old Testament
Church History
Women In the Bible
Retribution Principle
Mental Health
Women In Theology
Theological Education
Theology
Exodus
Mary Magdalene

The Alabaster Jar Podcast is a weekly conversation that takes on current issues impacting women at the intersection of faith, theology, and ministry. Drs. Lynn Cohick and Kelly Dippolito pour out their wisdom from years in ministry and academia to inspire women to continue advancing God’s mission in the world.

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In this episode of the Alabaster Jar Podcast, Dr. Lynn Cohick and Dr. Kelly Dippolito continue their Advent series with a focus on the theme of joy. They reflect on the stories of Elizabeth and Mary in the Gospel of Luke, highlighting how profound jo... more

In this episode of the Alabaster Jar Podcast, Dr. Lynn Cohick and Dr. Kelly Dippolito continue their Advent series with a focus on the theme of peace. They explore the biblical story of Hannah from 1 Samuel, drawing lessons about honest prayer, endur... more

In this episode of the Alabaster Jar Podcast, Dr. Lynn Cohick and Dr. Kelly Dippolito begin their Advent Series with Rev. Dr. Tracey Bianchi to explore the meaning of Advent as a season of waiting and hope, drawing from the story of Sarah and Abraham... more

In this episode of the Visual Museum Podcast Series, Dr. Sandra Glahn and Dr. Kelley Mathews delve into the extraordinary lives of sisters Praxedes and Pudenziana, celebrated for their unwavering devotion and service. Drawing from the Visual Museum o... more

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Recent Guests

Tracey Bianchi
Pastor of adult discipleship and missions, known for leadership in faith discussions.
Episode: S6 E22 | Rev. Dr. Tracey Bianchi | Waiting with Women (Advent Series Part 1): Sarah and the Gift of Deferred Hope
Dr. Elizabeth Backfish
Director of Biblical Studies and Associate Professor at Jessup University
Jessup University
Episode: S6 E20 | Dr. Elizabeth Backfish and Dr. Cynthia Shafer-Elliot | Exploring Ancient Israel’s World in the Hebrew Bible (Part 1)
Dr. Cynthia Shafer-Elliot
Associate Professor of Hebrew Bible and Old Testament at Baylor University
Baylor University
Episode: S6 E20 | Dr. Elizabeth Backfish and Dr. Cynthia Shafer-Elliot | Exploring Ancient Israel’s World in the Hebrew Bible (Part 1)
Dr. Josephine Stringer
Director of The Center for Women in Leadership and The Visual Museum
The Center for Women in Leadership
Episode: S6 E19 | Dr. Josephine Stringer | Virtue in the Story: Leadership Lessons from Detective Fiction
Dr. Elaine Howard Eklund
Herbert S. Autry Chair in Social Sciences and Professor of Sociology at Rice University
Rice University
Episode: S6 E17 | Dr. Elaine Howard Eklund and Dr. Denise Daniels | Faith at Work: Calling and Women’s Leadership in the Modern Workspace
Dr. Denise Daniels
Hudson T. Harrison Professor of Entrepreneurship at Wheaton College
Wheaton College
Episode: S6 E17 | Dr. Elaine Howard Eklund and Dr. Denise Daniels | Faith at Work: Calling and Women’s Leadership in the Modern Workspace
Jenn Suen Chen
Author, speaker, spiritual director, and coach
Episode: S6 E16 | Jenn Suen Chen | Dim Sum and Faith: Stories That Shape the Soul
Dr. Jennifer Brown Jones
Old Testament scholar and professor
Episode: S6 E15 | Dr. Jennifer Brown Jones | Reframing Leviticus: Purity, Presence, and the Power of Community
Grace Hamman
Writer and independent scholar focused on late medieval poetry and contemplative writing.
Episode: S6 E14 | Dr. Grace Hamman | Ancient Paths, Modern Lives: Rediscovering Virtue and Wholeness

Hosts

Dr. Lynn Cohick
Host and main contributor with a focus on bringing theological education and experience into discussions about women in leadership.
Dr. Kelly Dippolito
Co-host bringing insights from her own experiences and research into the conversations regarding faith and women's roles.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 146 ratings
  • Thank you Dr Cohick!

    I met Dr Cohick at Kerygma this year and my eyes have been opened to the woman’s role in church leadership. I had no idea and honestly, looked down on women in leadership roles in the church. But God has been teaching me & “expanding my territory” in unfathomable ways. Thank you for your faithfulness & honesty in your journey. I love the guests on this podcast & the topics discussed. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    shelby virginia
    United States7 months ago
  • Women Seen

    Thank you for showing another face of women in the Bible as carriers of the Kingdom. I love your history perspective too. Thank you. Julie from Australia

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Live abd Learn
    Australiaa year ago
  • Fantastic

    Where has this podcast been my whole life!? It is like a cool breeze on face. It is so exhausting to feel that wall of invisible distrust of the feminine…why is it the same in the church as in the rest of the population? Isn’t Jesus our example? There is so much to mourn…but wow do I thank God for you Dr. Cohick and Dr. Imes.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GratiniCH
    United Statesa year ago
  • Excellent and informative

    I met Lynn at Kyrigma 2 yrs ago. I have followed the podcast since. I love it. I have been able to use the knowledge gained to teach my class at church. I also have been encouraged by the understanding of what women really add to the body of Christ.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ABJenkins7
    United States2 years ago
  • Thank you!

    Wonderful podcast with great guests. Thank you for helping me learn so much about women in the Bible from female scholars.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CuriousGeorge597
    United States3 years ago

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The podcast is praised for providing encouragement and positive insights into challenges faced by women in ministry.
The hosts are noted for their engaging interviewing styles and ability to connect personally with guests and topics.
Many find the variety of esteemed guests enriching and enhancing their understanding of theological concepts.
Listeners appreciate the depth and relevance of discussions centered on women's roles in faith and leadership.

Talking Points

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S6 E22 | Rev. Dr. Tracey Bianchi | Waiting with Women (Advent Series Part 1): Sarah and the Gift of Deferred Hope
Q: How do we practice waiting, this kind of deferred hope in this season?
It's about being intentional, slowing down, and focusing on what is necessary rather than getting caught up in the chaos of the Christmas season.
S6 E22 | Rev. Dr. Tracey Bianchi | Waiting with Women (Advent Series Part 1): Sarah and the Gift of Deferred Hope
Q: Why are we so terrible at waiting?
It's a struggle we have in our culture, which fosters a desire for immediate gratification, making waiting for anything exceedingly difficult.
S6 E13 | Coffee with Cohick: Listener Q&A, Ephesians, and Favorite Resources
Q: What is your favorite scripture to pray?
Lynn's favorite passage to pray is Psalm 23, which has been significant to her at various points in her life, and she appreciates reading it in Greek.
S6 E13 | Coffee with Cohick: Listener Q&A, Ephesians, and Favorite Resources
Q: Can you please give us some context about what it means when they say, quote, unquote, head?
Lynn explains that in Ephesians, the term 'head' is used metaphorically to convey concepts of unity and mystery rather than authority, emphasizing the mutual relationship between husbands and wives and Christ and the church.
S6 E13 | Coffee with Cohick: Listener Q&A, Ephesians, and Favorite Resources
Q: Can you describe to me how these pronouns are used and what they mean for studying that passage?
Lynn elaborates on the usage of pronouns in Ephesians showing that there are two people groups, Jews and Gentiles, explaining the different responses to the same gospel message due to their historical contexts.

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1. Tracey Bianchi
2. Dr. Elizabeth Backfish
3. Dr. Cynthia Shafer-Elliot
4. Dr. Josephine Stringer
5. Dr. Elaine Howard Eklund
6. Dr. Denise Daniels
7. Jenn Suen Chen
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