Tyler Staton, Bethany Allen, & Gavin Bennett discuss Bridgetown's position on women in eldership. They explore experiences of women in the church, frustrations with gender disparities, the range of experiences, building communities based on pain, and embracing healthy disagreement.

An exploration of women and eldership in the church, discussing the framework and complexity of the topic, belief in equality and co-leadership of men and women, the role of women in teaching scripture, the importance of redemptive movement hermeneutics, examples of women's leadership throughout the biblical narrative, examining women's role in the church, and interpretations of biblical passages on women and eldership.

The podcast explores topics such as the power of interpretation, recreating God's Edenic blessing, encountering God in unexpected places, Jesus as the ultimate tabernacle, the transformative power of poetry, and finding refuge in the wilderness.

A lecture on Bridgetown Church's position on women and eldership, emphasizing the need for diverse interpretations of scripture, self-reflection on biases, and the importance of clarity, hospitality, and theological unity in fostering healthy disagreement and love.

This podcast discusses the complex topic of women's roles in church leadership, exploring biblical interpretation and cultural context. It also delves into the equality of man and woman in the creation account and the redemption of gender subordination. The podcast examines the concept of redemptive movement hermeneutic and its application to slavery in the Bible. Furthermore, it explores the role of women in leadership through biblical examples and emphasizes the careful process and peace in reaching a conclusion.

The podcast explores topics such as reading scriptures, sitting in tension, and resolving tension while having fun in serious conversations. It also delves into the significance of God revealing his name as Yahweh and explores themes of covenant broken, intercession, and covenant renewed. Additionally, it discusses God's loyal love, forgiveness, and generational consequences, as well as the concept of a righteous intercessor and its significance in unifying with a guilty people.

This podcast explores the story of the Israelites creating a golden calf idol and God's desire for connection. It discusses the tension between secularism and faith, drawing insights from a recent move of God. The narrative of Exodus 32 is explored, focusing on the covenant broken, intercession, and presence restored. The breach of trust by Israel and the temptations of waiting on God are discussed. The concept of seeing beyond the visible world and recognizing the presence of God is emphasized.

The podcast discusses the emphasis on clothing and commissioning of the Israelite priesthood in Exodus, exploring the symbolism and scandalous biblical themes. They also talk about dressing up, anxiety at formal gatherings, the roles of Aaron and Moses, the journey of internal liberation, living free with the heart of Jesus, and the stages of spiritual formation and surrendering to God.

Moses delivers a message from God, disappointment and the Ten Commandments, connecting with an overwhelmed student, overcoming fear and liminal space, God's plan for healing and renewal

From the series "Exodus." Exodus 16v2-5, 13-15. Listen to a teaching from Dr. Nijay Gupta about how God the deliverer is also God the provider, both feeding his people by hand and also teaching them to rely on Him and share with one another, an early glimpse at the King and the Kingdom.