Jesus Over Everything

In the powerful final installment of Lisa Whittle’s mini-series, "Women," Lisa courageously sheds light on an unspoken ache many women in the church carry—the quiet feeling that their gifts, confidence, and leadership are often celebrated only to a point, beyond which they are misunderstood or marginalized. This episode explores the deep pain of women feeling that their competence is mistaken for arrogance, that their passion is misinterpreted as ambition, and that their influence is limited by unspoken rules rooted in insecurity and fear. Lisa offers biblical insight, encouraging women to embrace their God-given gifts with confidence and integrity, and calls the church to foster an environment of trust, respect, and authentic discipleship. This conversation is a vital step toward healing and unity in the body of Christ.

In this impactful fourth episode of Lisa Whittle’s mini-series, "Women," Lisa takes a courageous look at how fear-driven policies and boundaries within the church can unintentionally send harmful messages to women. She explores how the tendency to view women as risks—rather than valued members of the body of Christ—can diminish their sense of identity, erode trust, and hinder the church’s mission of unity and discipleship. Lisa emphasizes that true biblical integrity and holiness are rooted in love, respect, and trust—not avoidance or fear. This episode is a heartfelt call for the church to reclaim its role as a safe, honoring family where men and women serve together in mutual respect, rooted in biblical truth and spiritual formation.

In this candid and heartfelt episode of Lisa Whittle’s mini-series, "Women," Lisa addresses a growing cultural challenge—the impact of social media trends like "SkinnyTok" and the tendency within the church to stay small and avoid bold conversations about women’s roles and identity. Lisa explores how fear-based boundaries, policies, and messaging can inadvertently send damaging messages to women, reinforcing stereotypes and limiting full participation in the body of Christ. She emphasizes the importance of the church leading with grace, truth, and clarity, instead of retreating into silence or avoidance. This episode invites believers to reflect on how the church can foster trust, honor, and authentic discipleship in a way that truly values women as full image-bearers and co-laborers in Christ’s mission.

In Episode 2 of Lisa Whittle’s mini-series, "Women," Lisa dives deep into the biblical understanding of womanhood, emphasizing the importance of identity in Christ, biblical gifts, and the dangerous divide fueled by cultural gender wars. Rooted in Scripture, Lisa explores how biblical womanhood is not a movement for power or feminism, but a call to steward our unique gifts with humility and unity. She addresses misconceptions about women’s roles, the significance of Imago Dei, and the church’s responsibility to lead with grace and truth amidst a culture of division. This episode encourages believers—both men and women—to honor God's design and work together for His kingdom.

In this insightful first episode of Lisa Whittle’s new series, "Women," Lisa sits down with respected theologian and author Dr. Preston Sprinkle to explore what Scripture truly says about women in leadership roles within the church. This thought-provoking interview addresses complex biblical passages, hermeneutical challenges, and the historical context of women’s leadership in the early church. Whether you’re a pastor, a woman in ministry, or a believer eager to understand biblical authority and gender roles, this episode offers a thoughtful, grace-centered deep dive into a topic that is both controversial and critically important for the unity and health of the church today. Discover how careful biblical study and humility can lead to respectful, honest conversations about women’s roles in church leadership.