Podcasts Archives: A Word Fitly Spoken

Discovering Head Covering

By A Word Fitly Spoken on June 22, 2021 in

Have you been hearing more talk lately about whether Christian women should wear head coverings? Some churches believe and teach, based on 1 Corinthians 11, that women should wear some sort of covering on their heads during any sort of worship service. Are head coverings a biblical requirement for women? Michelle and Amy dig into the context of Scripture to find out.

Resources:

Rock Your Role: A Head of the Times- Head Coverings for Christian Women? (1 Corinthians 11:1-16)– Michelle Lesley: Discipleship for Christian Women

Women Undercover– No Trash, Just Truth podcast

Should Christian women wear head coverings?– Got Questions

Head Coverings for Women– John MacArthur

Addressing the Dressing III: Clothes and Roman Culture by Lyndon Unger

Addressing the Dressing IV: Hair and Roman Culture by Lyndon Unger

1 Corinthians 11:2-16- An Interactive Bible Study by Lyndon Unger

Does 1 Corinthians 11:4-5 mean a woman should never ever cut her hair? at CARM

It’s a Shame for a Man to Have Long Hair? by WWUTT (When We Understand the Text)

Why Don’t You Wear a Head Covering? at G3 Ministries

Headcoverings by Reagan Escude Scott

1 Corinthians 11:1-16 – Episode 1566, 1567, 1568 by Gabriel Hughes on the WWUTT Podcast

Steve Lawson on Head Coverings

Head Coverings, Women Teachers, and Patriarchy with Costi Hinn and Owen Strachan on the For the Gospel Podcast

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Glad You Asked – Your questions answered!

By A Word Fitly Spoken on June 15, 2021 in

Thank you to our listeners who submitted these questions for our latest Glad You Asked episode! Amy and Michelle share biblical insights on these issues:

How do you submit to your husband when he isn’t leading your family the way he should?
Should we avoid musicians who perform at conferences given by false teachers?
Can we serve as board members for public libraries?
How can I biblically honor my unsaved father when his life choices are far from respectable?
Should a Christian woman stay in an abusive relationship, whether it is physical, spiritual or emotional abuse?
How long does it take for wounds from dangerous teachings like the New Apostolic Reformation and Word of Faith movement to heal?

More Glad You Asked podcasts to come! Keep submitting your questions.

Resources:

Dallas Willard’s response to our Spiritual Formation episode

Searching for a new church?– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Biblical counseling resources– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

From Victimhood to Victory: Biblically Helping Abused Women Heal– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

What Your Pastor Needs to Know about the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) – Amy Spreeman, Berean Research

55 Testimonies: Leaving the NAR Church and the Aftermath – Amy Spreeman, Berean Research

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Spiritual Formation & Spiritual Disciplines

By Amy on June 9, 2021 in

What is Spiritual Formation? It’s a movement started 40 years ago with by Richard Foster, author of Celebration of Discipline: The path to spiritual growth.

The movement appealed to many churches a decade ago, and is now experiencing a resurgence as more churches embrace this model. Amy and Michelle discusses how Spiritual Formation has some unbiblical practices, unbiblical origins, an unbiblical view of man’s human condition, and the risk of having spiritual experiences that are not from God.

Resources:

What you need to know about Spiritual Formation and Spiritual Disciplines – Amy Spreeman, Berean Research White Paper

Spiritual Disciplines and the Appearance of Wisdom – Berean Research

The true spiritual direction of “Spiritual Formation” – Berean Research

“Raising a Jedi: Spiritual Formation and the Force” – Amy Spreeman

Out of Formation: Spiritual Disciplines of God and Men – Book by Gary Gilly

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Spiritual Formation & Spiritual Disciplines

By A Word Fitly Spoken on June 1, 2021 in

What is Spiritual Formation? It’s a movement started 40 years ago with by Richard Foster, author of Celebration of Discipline: The path to spiritual growth.

Resources:

What you need to know about Spiritual Formation and Spiritual Disciplines – Amy Spreeman, Berean Research White Paper

Spiritual Disciplines and the Appearance of Wisdom – Berean Research

The true spiritual direction of “Spiritual Formation” – Berean Research

“Raising a Jedi: Spiritual Formation and the Force” – Amy Spreeman

Out of Formation: Spiritual Disciplines of God and Men – Book by Gary Gilly

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Who Do You Think You Are? Part 3

By Amy on May 25, 2021 in

What does it mean to be a “Conservative” Christian? It used to be that you didn’t have to define it. But the liberal-progressive sickness infecting churches over the past half century has caused those who stand firm in Scripture to need to define ourselves, biblically.While many churches and pastors have abandoned the fundamentals of the faith, long-standing Conservative churches have experienced internal struggles for control of leadership and direction. Today if you are not about liberal inclusivity, if you speak the truth, or even if you don’t affirm sin, there will be a price to pay.

This podcast is Part 3 in our series on Doctrinal Distinctives. Listen and download Part 1 and Part 2.

Resources:

What is Progressive/Social Justice Christianity? Berean Research – White paper, Amy Spreeman

The Progressive Disease of Spiritual Deception in Our Time – Amy Spreeman

Progressive Christians and their doctrines of devils – Berean Research

By WHOSE Standard? – Amy Spreeman

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Who Do You Think You Are? Part 2

By Amy on May 20, 2021 in

What is “biblical womanhood?” Is patriarchy wrong, or has it been distorted? What does it mean to be Complementarian, and how has that word been distorted in recent years? In this episode we continue to discuss doctrinal distinctives, the way we identify our beliefs as Christians above and beyond our basic Christian statement of faith.

If you missed episode 1, listen and download it here.

Resources:

Rock Your Role: Jill in the Pulpit (1 Timothy 2:11-12)– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Rock Your Role: All Things Being Equal (Galatians 3:28)– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Mythbusting Complementarianism: 4 Truths Egalitarians Need to Know About Complementarian Women– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

The Mailbag: Counter Arguments to Egalitarianism– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Articles on Complementarianism– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

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Who Do You Think You Are? Part 1

By Amy on May 10, 2021 in

Why do you believe what you believe about your Christian Faith? Are there some things that we can agree to disagree on? Today we’re going to talk about doctrinal distinctives. These days a lot of people can say, I am a Christian – or Christ Follower – or Evangelical. Or Protestant, or many other labels we put on and take off. Even within different denominations, you need to define what you believe.

In this part 1 episode, we cover Reformed/Calvinism distinctions and Cessationism, two “camps that need a lot of defining. next week we’ll talk about Complementarianism and Culture.

Resources:

Monergism Vs Synergism – Got Questions

TULIP Scriptures – 5 Solas

What is Cessationism? – Got Questions

Why today’s “prophets” aren’t prophets – Amy Spreeman, Berean Research

What is Heresy? – Amy Spreeman, Berean Research

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Modesty – Part 3

By Amy on April 27, 2021 in

In this third and final installment of our series on Modesty, we take on two of the most common questions we’ve received on the topic:

“How women and men teach their daughters -and sons- about modesty?”
“How can we biblically deal with women and girls dressing immodestly at church?”

I you missed Parts 1 and 2, here they are:

Resources:

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Modesty – Part 2

By A Word Fitly Spoken on April 21, 2021 in

In Part Two of our three-part series on the topic of modesty, three questions you might be asking: Does biblical modesty come with “rules,” like skirt height? How should moms and dads go about teaching modesty to their children? And what do you say in situations at your church where a sister in the Lord is not dressing modestly? Michelle and Amy seek the wisdom of Scripture to provide practical applications. Don’t forget to check out Part 1 and Part 3.

Resources:

The Mailbag: Is It OK for Christian Women to Wear Bikinis?– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

The Mailbag: Should Christian Women Cover Up While Breastfeeding?-Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Modli (modest swimwear)

Sister…Show Mercy!– Pyromaniacs

What Not to Wear

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Modesty – Part 1

By A Word Fitly Spoken on April 13, 2021 in

When it comes to modesty and the Bible, we often want “rules” and easy steps to follow. While the world gives us catalogs and commercials and fashion magazines, the Bible gives us general principles about subjective issues that we must wisely apply in our cultural context as we seek to please Him.This is the first in our three-part series on Modesty.

Be sure to catch Modesty – Part 2 and Modesty – Part 3.

Resources:

What does it mean to dress modestly?– Got Questions?

What does the Bible have to say about lust?-Got Questions?

Feminism, modesty and the bikini – Naomi’s Table

Deplorable Decorum? – Naomi’s Table

How much pornography are Americans consuming? The Austin Institute for the Study of Family and Culture

The Mailbag: Is lust a sin for women, too?– Michelle Lesley – Discipleship for Christian Women

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Mystical Mess: New Age in the Church

By Amy on April 6, 2021 in

What is the difference between God’s miracles and mysticism? Amy and Michelle discuss a growing trend in the church that borrows mystical elements from Buddhism and Hinduism and melds or syncretizes them into Christian practices. Mysticism in the church is as old as the church itself, and has been rightly called out over the centuries as unbiblical. But it is a trend in our time as many Christians are now bringing in these practices and normalizing them.

Sadly, a lot of it comes through the church doors from women, bringing in teachings into women’s ministries on Reiki, chakras, crystals, magic energy oils, yoga, karma, energy fields, and even Ouija boards and tarot cards.

Resources:

What is the New Age? A White Paper Amy Spreeman, Berean Research

Occult – Sorcery: White Paper Berean Research

Christians Mystically Encountering God Berean Research

“Christian” Tarot Cards and Fortune Telling – Fighting for the Faith, YouTube video

The Spiritual Formation Movement – Berean Research

The Interface of Medieval Mysticism and Buddhist Mindfulness Meditation Berean Research

Mysticism: Its Origin and Impact on Contemporary Christian Thought Berean Research

Books and articles by former New Agers:

The Beautiful Side of Evil by Johanna Michaelsen
A Wonderful Deception by Warren Smith

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Discerning the False Teachers: Beth Moore (Parts 1 and 2 Combined)

By Amy on March 30, 2021 in

We’ve combined our two-part report on how to discern the teachings of Beth Moore into one podcast episode, and all of the resource material for additional research is included in the links below. Beth Moore is easily the world’s best known women’s Bible study author and teacher in the world, and has been teaching since 1985 and draws in millions of followers. Many of you have been or are in churches where her teachings are a huge part of your women’s ministry. We’ll look at her own words, compare them with Scripture and help you discern.

Discerning The False Teachers is a series of podcast episodes discussing false teachers in the modern church, particularly some of the more popular women’s teachers, speakers and authors.

Bye-Bye Beth: What Beth Moore’s Split with the SBC Means– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Beth Moore Announces She’s Leaving the Southern Baptist Convention-The End Time: Elizabeth Prata

Living Proof You Should Follow Beth (No) Moore– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Discerning False Teachers: Joyce Meyer– A Word Fitly Spoken Podcast

Women Preaching? – A Word Fitly Spoken Podcast

Has Beth Moore only recently drifted, or has she always been false? – The End Time: Elizabeth Prata

Listen carefully to what she is saying in this video… – The End Time: Elizabeth Prata

An Open Letter to Beth Moore- Timeline of Events – Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

When women’s ministries abandon the Bible – Naomi’s Table: Amy Spreeman

On capturing weak women– Naomi’s Table: Amy Spreeman

Words with Friends – Pirate Christian/Berean Examiner: Amy Spreeman

When seemingly solid pastors fail to protect women – Naomi’s Table: Amy Spreeman

Leaving the NAR Church: Elaine’s story – Berean Research

Good News! (The Gospel) A Word Fitly Spoken

After Thought Podcast Guest Appearance Part 1, Part 2: The Open Letter to Beth Moore

The Rapp Report Podcast Guest Appearance: The Open Letter to Beth Moore and Complementarianism– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

The Mailbag: What did you think of Beth Moore’s “A Letter to My Brothers”? – Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

The Mother of All Rebellions: Having a Woman Preach on Mother’s Day– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Critiques of Beth Moore (long version) by Elizabeth Prata

Critiques of Beth Moore (newest) by Elizabeth Prata

Articles on Beth Moore by Elizabeth Prata

Why Your Pastor Should Say “No More” to Beth Moore and Why the SBC Should Say “No More” to Beth Moore by Josh Buice

The Beth Moore Cornucopia of False Doctrine, Mysticism, and Impassioned Frenzy by Steven Kozar

Beth Moore at Fighting for the Faith

The Fundamental Problem of Beth Moore at Voice of Reason Radio

Critical Race Theory video series (links to parts 1-6)- Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women(Tran)ScriptThank you, bless you and Walk Worthy!

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Words with Friends About False Teachers

By Amy on March 24, 2021 in

What do we do when our loved ones get caught up in the snare of unbiblical teachings? Should we say something?
And if so, how do we approach them in love? In this episode, Amy and Michelle discuss how to have those difficult “Words with Friends.”

Resources

Scriptures mentioned in this episode

Words With Friends – Berean Examiner, Pirate Christian Radio

Clinging to the Golden Calf: 7 Godly Responses When Someone Says You’re Following a False Teacher Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Discernment: A Spiritual Battle, Not a Logical One Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Discernment: What’s Love Got to Do with It? Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Popular False Teachers and Unbiblical Trends Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

What does it mean to contend for the faith? Got Questions

How to Contend for the Faith Grace To You

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Glad You Asked!

By Amy on March 15, 2021 in

What does God’s Word say about the issues facing Christians today? Glad You Asked! In this episode our listeners want to know:

Are altar calls biblical?
How do you handle false converts?
What about “hearing” God’s voice?
What are your thoughts on the Southern Baptist Convention and Critical Race Theory?
Is tithing in the church for today?

Plus, how to properly dispose of books by heretical false teachers. Enjoy and share!

Resources:

Basic Training: The Bible is Sufficient– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Sufficiency of Scripture – Amy Spreeman, Naomi’s Table

Critical Race Theory video series– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

“Where is it written that God doesn’t speak audibly anymore?” – Amy Spreeman, Naomi’s Table

What could be wrong with learning to “hear God’s voice”? – Berean Research

How Does God Speak to Me Today? – Tim Challis

Searching for a new church?– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

4 Things You Need to Understand About Christian Persecution– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

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Encouragement for the Coates Family

By Amy on March 5, 2021 in

Persecution is ugly. Canadian Pastor James Coates has been imprisoned for breaking the covid-19 “law,” and has now been denied bail. His crime? Holding church services and being faithful to the Lord. The GraceLife Church pastor’s trial will be in early May, and until then he will not be able to see his wife Erin or their young boys.

It’s a heartbreaking story. Michelle and Amy asked our Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram followers to send in their prayers and words of encouragement for the Coates family and for GraceLife, and we’re sharing this podcast with them, their church, and all of our listeners.

Resources:

Canadian Pastor Jailed Over Covid-19 Violations

Erin Coates’ Instagram (@erincoates80)

Romans 13 and James Coates with Justin Peters – YouTube

4 Things You Need to Understand about Christian Persecution – Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Erin Coates Interview (with Justin Peters)– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

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The Poison of the Enneagram with Marcia Montenegro

By Amy on March 3, 2021 in

Did you know that the nine “types” in the enneagram actually came from an occultist and his “spirit guide?” The popularity of the enneagram teachings in mainline and mega churches has exploded in the past year as more celebrity preachers are giving this unbiblical trend a green light.

Amy and Michelle sat down with our special guest, Marcia Montenegro, co-author of the book, Richard Rohr and the Enneagram Secret.
Marcia once was steeped in Eastern spirituality and the New Age and was heavily involved –even seen as an expert –in Astrology. God in His mercy saved her out of all of that and her testimony is a must-read. You can find that on her website, Christian Answers for the New Age.

Resources:

Richard Rohr and the Enneagram Secret – Book Website: Marcia Montenegro
Top 7 Reasons the Enneagram is Unbiblical– A Word Fitly Spoken Podcast
Christian Answers For the New Age – Marcia’s Facebook page
Enneagram articles Berean Research

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Learning from the Sins of Others: Ravi Zacharias

By Amy on February 23, 2021 in

It hurts the entire Body of Christ when leaders fail. It can feel like a gut punch. The investigative report from Ravi Zacharias International Ministries has concluded, and it’s worse than anyone could imagine. Amy and Michelle discuss the lessons learned from evangelical news stories of leaders caught in sin. Much more than a cautionary “what not to do,” these heartbreaking events can teach us about Scripture, about God, and about how we can walk worthy in our own lives.

Resources

Response from RZIM

Ravi Zacharias Responds to Sexting Allegations, Credentials Critique

Apprising Ministries – Ravi Zacharias – 2012 Ken Silva

On Discerning Ravi Zacharias: It’s time to say what needs to be said

The Mistake We Made With Ravi – Ray Comfort

Dis. Grace: Responding Biblically to Church Scandal– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

It’s Time for Sound Leaders to Talk About Abuse– A Word Fitly Spoken

From Victimhood to Victory: Biblically Helping Abused Women Heal– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

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Finding – and BEING – a Godly Role Model

By Amy on February 15, 2021 in

“You can be anything,” says the world, whenever a woman breaks a perceived glass ceiling. Not only do people celebrate her bravery, they elevate her to a role model for other young girls. But for Christian women and girls, it takes a lot more than two X chromosomes and a fancy job title to qualify as a role model. Michelle and Amy discuss how today’s so-called worldly role models are anything BUT good examples for our girls to follow. Are there any good role models for our daughters? Yes! And they are surprisingly easy to find.

Resources:

You Don’t Need Jezebel for a Role Model– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Who was Jezebel in the Bible?– Got Questions

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Discerning the False Teachers: Beth Moore PART 2

By Amy on February 9, 2021 in

Michelle and Amy continue the second of two episodes in which we examine the teachings and the behavior of Beth Moore. She is easily the world’s best known women’s Bible study author and teacher in the world, and has been teaching since 1985 and draws in millions of followers. Many of you have been or are in churches where her teachings are a huge part of your women’s ministry. We’ll look at her own words, compare them with Scripture and help you discern.

Resources:

After Thought Podcast Guest Appearance Part 1, Part 2: The Open Letter to Beth Moore

The Rapp Report Podcast Guest Appearance: The Open Letter to Beth Moore and Complementarianism– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Theology. Driven. Podcast Guest Appearance: Beth Moore, the SBC, and Christian Women – Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

The Mailbag: What did you think of Beth Moore’s “A Letter to My Brothers”? – Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

The Mother of All Rebellions: Having a Woman Preach on Mother’s Day– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Living Proof You Should Follow Beth (No) Moore– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Discerning False Teachers: Joyce Meyer– A Word Fitly Spoken Podcast

Women Preaching? – A Word Fitly Spoken Podcast

Has Beth Moore only recently drifted, or has she always been false? – The End Time: Elizabeth Prata

Listen carefully to what she is saying in this video… – The End Time: Elizabeth Prata

An Open Letter to Beth Moore- Timeline of Events – Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

When women’s ministries abandon the Bible – Naomi’s Table: Amy Spreeman

On capturing weak women– Naomi’s Table: Amy Spreeman

Words with Friends – Pirate Christian/Berean Examiner: Amy Spreeman

When seemingly solid pastors fail to protect women – Naomi’s Table: Amy Spreeman

Leaving the NAR Church: Elaine’s story – Berean Research

Critiques of Beth Moore (long version) by Elizabeth Prata

Critiques of Beth Moore (newest) by Elizabeth Prata

Articles on Beth Moore by Elizabeth Prata

Why Your Pastor Should Say “No More” to Beth Moore and Why the SBC Should Say “No More” to Beth Moore by Josh Buice

The Beth Moore Cornucopia of False Doctrine, Mysticism, and Impassioned Frenzy by Steven Kozar

Beth Moore at Fighting for the Faith

The Fundamental Problem of Beth Moore at Voice of Reason Radio

Critical Race Theory video series (links to parts 1-6)- Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Good News! (The Gospel) A Word Fitly Spoken

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Discerning the False Teachers: Beth Moore PART 1

By Amy on February 3, 2021 in

Michelle and Amy continue a series of podcast episodes discussing false teachers in the modern church, particularly some of the more popular women’s teachers, speakers and authors. In the first of two episodes we examine the teachings and the behavior of Beth Moore. She is easily the world’s best known women’s Bible study author and teacher in the world, and has been teaching since 1985 and draws in millions of followers. Many of you have been or are in churches where her teachings are a huge part of your women’s ministry. We’ll look at her own words, compare them with Scripture and help you discern.

Resources:

Living Proof You Should Follow Beth (No) Moore– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Discerning False Teachers: Joyce Meyer– A Word Fitly Spoken Podcast

Women Preaching? – A Word Fitly Spoken Podcast

Has Beth Moore only recently drifted, or has she always been false? – The End Time: Elizabeth Prata

Listen carefully to what she is saying in this video… – The End Time: Elizabeth Prata

An Open Letter to Beth Moore- Timeline of Events – Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

When women’s ministries abandon the Bible – Naomi’s Table: Amy Spreeman

On capturing weak women– Naomi’s Table: Amy Spreeman

Words with Friends – Pirate Christian/Berean Examiner: Amy Spreeman

When seemingly solid pastors fail to protect women – Naomi’s Table: Amy Spreeman

Leaving the NAR Church: Elaine’s story – Berean Research

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Facing an Uncertain Future

By Amy on January 27, 2021 in

Think 2020 was a not-so-fun year, and 2021 is just more of the same? God’s Word tells us that for Christians, persecution and trials are still to come. How in the world are we to endure? Some would say that we should prepare to bug out, head for the hills or start stockpiling food and weapons. But is that really what the Bible says we should be doing? No!
Michelle and Amy discuss how we as Christians can prepare to face whatever comes our way in the weeks, months and years we have left in the race to the finish line.

Resources:

7 Ways to Endure to the End– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

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Discerning False Teachers: Joyce Meyer

By A Word Fitly Spoken on January 21, 2021 in

Amy and Michelle begin a new multi-part series of podcast episodes discussing what we’re seeing in the modern church, and warning you about avoiding some of the pitfalls of learning at the feet of some of the more popular women’s teachers, speakers and authors.

One of the more popular women’s teachers we do not recommend is Joyce Meyer of Joyce Meyer ministries. She’s been a teacher for 40 years, and is known around the world as a speaker, televangelist and author, and through her many conferences and television episodes aired on untrustworthy stations like TBN and others, her teachings have reached the ears of millions of people. We present many teachings in her own words that contradict the Word of God:

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Resources:

Word of Faith False Teacher Joyce Meyer’s Shocking Doctrine and Heresy – Berean Research

Joyce Meyer Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Joyce Meyer Admits Her Views On Prosperity Were Out Of Balance – Christian Post (not recomended)

Did Jesus Go To Hell? Got Questions

Interview with Doreen Virtue: Why we quit working for Joyce Meyer, and left the Word of Faith movement (Video)

What Joyce Meyer believes & teaches, what Joel Osteen believes & teaches – The End Time, Elizabeth Prata

Women Preaching? – A Word Fitly Spoken Podcast

Good News! (The Gospel) A Word Fitly Spoken

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Women Preaching?

By A Word Fitly Spoken on January 13, 2021 in

Words stand for something, right? The words we use in our Christian faith used to be fairly clear cut, but over the last few years some definitions seem to have become somewhat murky: evangelism, preaching, and how Christian women biblically fit into that equation. Amy and Michelle reprise this episode in advance of a new series on unbiblical women’s teachers next week!

Resources:

Scriptures mentioned in this episode

Rock Your Role Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

What’s in a name? The meaning and origin of “complementarianism” CBMW

The Beauty of Biblically Broad Complementarianism Kevin DeYoung

Good News! (The Gospel) A Word Fitly Spoken

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How to Study the Bible – and How Not To!

By A Word Fitly Spoken on December 31, 2020 in

The Bible is supernatural. It is complete in itself and needs no other books or commentaries to supplement it. But how do we study it? One of the kindnesses God has shown us as unique people made in His image is that He hasn’t said there’s only one “right way” to spend time with Him in His Word. There are lots of “right ways,” and we’re going to share those “hows.”
Warning: there are a few wrong turns we want to help you avoid in your journey, so you’re going to get some tips on steering clear of doctrinal danger as well.

Resources:

Naomi’s Table Bible Studies for Women

Basic Training: Bible Studies and Sermons– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Bible Studies (also Bible reading plans)- Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

How to study the Bible for yourself: Inductive Method – Amy Spreeman, Naomi’s Table

When women’s ministries abandon the Bible – Amy Spreeman, Naomi’s Table

Doing Discernment – A Word Fitly Spoken Podcast

Jen Hatmaker teaches women to be “fierce,” not holy – Amy Spreeman, Naomi’s Table

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Glad You Asked – Christmas 2020 Part 2

By A Word Fitly Spoken on December 22, 2020 in

In this second of two parts, Michelle and Amy go to Scripture to answer your questions in depth, including:

Has Santa been involved in Christian tradition originally, or was he something recent or pagan?
How risky is taking our families to Christmas Eve or Christmas Day services amid a pandemic?
Is it safe to sing in church without a mask?
Are there Scriptures that address conflict between believers in church when it comes to disagreements over COVID?
How did the shepherds know where to go to find Jesus?

Resources:

Who was St. Nicholas, bishop of Myra? Britannica

Is It Wise to Sing Christmas Carols in Church This Year? – Ken Boer, TGC

COVID Update and Bible Q & A – John MacArthur

How to talk to your church leaders about false teachers – Amy and Michelle – AWFS Podcast

Church Leaders Who Cancel Christmas Services Are Clinging To Government Lies, Not Christ – The Federalist

Christmas Mythbusters– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

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Glad You Asked- Christmas 2020 Part 1

By A Word Fitly Spoken on December 15, 2020 in

In this first of two parts, Michelle and Amy go to Scripture to answer your questions in depth, including:

Doesn’t Christmas have pagan roots? Should Christians really be celebrating it?
Why is yoga and the enneagram wrong but the pagan roots of Christmas okay?
Does Jeremiah 10:3-4 forbid us from having Christmas trees?

Resources:

Is Christmas Pagan?– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Glad you Asked: Live from Cruciform Conference

Top 7 Reasons the Enneagram is Unbiblical

Should we have a Christmas tree?– Got Questions

When Halloween Comes Knocking – A Word Fitly Spoken Podcast

A Very Merry Glad You Asked – A Word Fitly Spoken Podcast

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Christmas Dinner with the Sexual Sinner

By A Word Fitly Spoken on December 9, 2020 in

How should a Christian relate to someone in their lives who is obviously living in sexual sin, without appearing to condone this marriage? Thankfully, God does not leave us without answers. As with every other issue in life, our thinking, our words, and our actions must be shaped by and in submission to the authority of Scripture. Not public opinion. Not political agendas. Not our own personal feelings, opinions, and experiences. Scripture.

Such were some of you: Ruth’s story – Naomi’s Table interview 2015

Is it possible to be a gay Christian? – Got Questions

If homosexuality is a sin, why didn’t Jesus ever mention it?– Got Questions

Matthew Vines quietly holds private meetings with Christian leaders– Berean Research

Matthew Vines trains churchgoers to transform their churches to be inclusive – Berean Research

Pastor Voddie Baucham on Homosexuality and Transgenderism – Video

The Mailbag: Should Christians Attend Homosexual “Weddings”?– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Basic Training: Homosexuality, Gender Identity, and Other Sexual Immorality– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

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A very merry Glad You Asked – Christmas Edition

By A Word Fitly Spoken on December 2, 2020 in

Are nativity scenes and Christmas pageants violating the second commandment? What about Advent observances and candle-lighting ceremonies? And why do we celebrate Christ’s birth on December 25th anyway? These are all great questions sent to us by our listeners, so today Amy and Michelle dig into Scripture and church history to share the answers, in this throwback to a favorite “Glad You Asked” Christmas edition!

Resources:

Scriptures mentioned in this episode are linked in the resources below

How December 25 Became Christmas Biblical Archaeology Review

Nativity Scenes and the Second Commandment Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Unique Ways Christmas helps us Share the Gospel A Word Fitly Spoken

10 Ways to Share the Gospel During the Holidays Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

The Mailbag: Merry “X-mas”? Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

What is Advent? Got Questions

Regulative vs. normative principle of worship—which viewpoint is correct? Got Questions

Christmas Mythbusters Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

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A Theology of Thanksgiving

By A Word Fitly Spoken on November 23, 2020 in

Do you have a theology that includes thanksgiving all year long? Even in the worst circumstances or the direst of situations?

God wants His people to be thankful to Him, not just because He deserves our thanks, but because it is good for us to be thankful. It helps us fix our eyes on all He has done for us – from the greatest gift of all, giving His precious Son to save us from our sins.

Michelle and Amy wish you a Thanksgiving filled with gratitude and kindness. We are thankful for each and every one of you!

Resources:

Thanks and Thanksgiving Articles– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

What should be the focus of Christians on Thanksgiving? – GotQuestions.org

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Christians, the Church, and the Occult

By A Word Fitly Spoken on November 17, 2020 in

Whether we want to think about it or not, a lot of occult-like sorcery has crept into the visible church in recent years. Why would we want to talk about something that is so wicked and evil? Because A: God’s Word has a lot to say about it and warns His people to stay away from it, and B: Because Christians – or at least those professing to be Christians, are dabbling in it either knowingly or ignorantly.

Resources:

Occult – Sorcery – White Paper, Berean Research

New Age – White Paper, Berean Research

A ngels, Demons, Spiritual Warfare – White Paper, Berean Research

Willow Creek’s “The Practice” blends New Age & Catholic mysticism

A Quantum Leap Into the Paranormal

Are All Angels Safe?

The “Bethel Board”-Encounter God With This New Game

The occult practice of automatic writing

Leaving the NAR Church: Max’s story

Jesus Calling: Whitewashing the Red Flags – Video with Warren Smith

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Cussing, Profanity, and OMG

By A Word Fitly Spoken on November 10, 2020 in

It’s a topic that seems to rear its ugly head every few years: blue language, foul language, cussing, cursing, swearing, potty mouth, bad words. We’re talking about profanity. What does the Bible have to say about it? Is it OK for Christians to use 4-letter words? And what about pastors using expletives in the pulpit? And on a related note, what about Christians using the name of God as an expression, as in “OMG?”

Resources:

Mike Riccardi’s Facebook post on “skubalon”

The Mailbag: Is it OK for Christians to use profanity?– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

The Mailbag: When is OMG a 3C violation? – Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Is it a sin to cuss / swear / curse? Got Questions

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Glad you Asked: Live from Cruciform Conference

By A Word Fitly Spoken on November 2, 2020 in

We’re live! In this episode, Michelle and Amy take questions from a live audience of women attending the Cruciform 2020 Conference, in their “Glad You Asked” series. (Check them all out here!)
Here are the questions:

- “I came from a New Apostolic Reformation church and now feel a disconnect between learning theology and feeling or experiencing God, and need advice.”
- “What do you say to a friend or loved one who is a female pastor?”
- “As a woman, how would you address discernment issues with your church?”
- “How do you address those who say they hear God personally outside of Scripture?”
- “Who is your favorite woman in the Bible?”
- “How does one find time to fit Bible study in a busy schedule?”
- “Is there a place in the Bible that says if you can’t follow man’s law, you can’t follow God’s law?”
- “Why it’s OK to participate in non-sinful parts of Halloween (like trick or treat or a church fair) but it’s not OK to do yoga?”

Resources for this episode:

YouTube video of this episode, recorded at Cruciform Conference

What your church needs to know about the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) – Amy Spreeman, Berean Research

What is the New Apostolic Reformation – Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

How to talk to your church leaders about false teachers – A Word Fitly Spoken Podcast

The Mailbag: How should I approach my church leaders about a false teacher they’re introducing? – Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Searching for a new church? – Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Nine Helps for Starting and Sticking to Daily Bible Study – Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Women Preaching the Gospel? – A Word Fitly Spoken Podcast

Rock Your Role: Jill in the Pulpit – Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Christians and Yoga? – Amy Spreeman, Berean Research White Paper

My Response to “Holy Yoga” – Amy Spreeman

When Halloween Comes Knocking – A Word Fitly Spoken Podcast

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Election 2020 – How Can Christians Vote Biblically?

By A Word Fitly Spoken on October 28, 2020 in

Tuesday, November 3, is election day 2020 in the United States. We’ll not only be voting for President of the United States, but also for other local, state, and national leaders. Voting is a privilege, and, for U.S. citizens, a right. So, how should Christians vote? What are some of those biblical principles that should guide our voting? Michelle and Amy go to Scripture to encourage you to use your vote as a godly influence by voting according to biblical principles.

Resources:

Principles for Voting by R.C. Sproul

Does God expect Christians to vote? at Got Questions

A conservative Christian’s perspective on the election – Berean Research

Since God is totally sovereign over world leaders and events, why should we vote or be involved in politics? by John MacArthur

Christians and Politics: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 by John MacArthur

Relatable with Allie Stuckey

The Mormon Moment: Can Christians Biblically Vote for a Mormon? (Depending on the candidates in your district, you may find the principles in this article from the 2012 Presidential election to be helpful.)

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Why Do We Celebrate Reformation Day?

By A Word Fitly Spoken on October 20, 2020 in

Did you know that October 31 is Reformation Day? It’s a time when Christians recognize and even celebrate a huge, game-changing event in our history more than 500 years ago: Reformation Day commemorates the beginning of the Protestant Reformation. Yet many Christians today are unaware of this landmark incident in their heritage which birthed the Protestant church. In this episode, Michelle and Amy discuss the commemoration of one of the most important events since the closing of the canon of Scripture.

Resources:

The Mailbag: What is Reformation Day? – Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

What are the 95 Theses of Martin Luther? – Got Questions

Reformation 500: Can Roman Catholicism be Considered Christianity? – Berean Research

Protestant and Catholic: What’s the Difference? – Berean Research

The Five Solas of the Protestant Deformation – Berean Research

Free resources on Luther – Ligonier Ministries

Luther: The Life and Legacy of the German Reformer – Ligonier Ministries

Martin Luther (1953 movie)

Steve Lawson’s books and sermons on various Reformers

Why We’re Protestant by Nate Pickowicz

Luther: In Real Time (podcast)- Ligonier Ministries

Reformation articles and resources, October 26-30 – Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

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Christians: When Halloween Comes Knocking

By A Word Fitly Spoken on October 13, 2020 in

Halloween is a multi-billion dollar celebration marked by witches, ghosts and goblins, candy and parties.

Not all Christians take part in Halloween. Some have taken a step back to rethink this tradition, and they have changed how they look at Halloween. Others say they honor God through Halloween by making it a Christian outreach — a time to share the Gospel with the lost. Still other Christians say we have the freedom in Christ to dress up in costumes, attend secular or church-based festivals, and take their children trick-or-treating. In this episode, Michelle and Amy take a look at where these traditions come from and what the Bible has to say about Christians and Halloween.

Resources:

Should Christians Participate in Halloween? 7 Scriptures to Consider – Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women
Christians and Halloween: Where do you land? – Berean Research
Occult – Sorcery – Berean Research White Paper
Christians and Halloween – A History – Amy Spreeman Archives

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The Trap of Entitlement

By A Word Fitly Spoken on October 6, 2020 in

Entitlement is the belief that we are deserving of privileges or special treatment, either from God or from the world around us. It says “you owe me,” and a growing number of people are having tantrums when they perceive that other people are standing in the way or blocking whatever they think is rightfully theirs. Do we think we deserve the so-called normal that we had before 2020? Do we expect that things will settle down anytime soon? Hold on to those expectations loosely, because today we are talking about how this new normal of entitlement in our culture is creeping into the Christian mentality.

Resources:

Marriage: It’s My Pity Party and I’ll Cry if I Want To ~ 7 Ways to Take Your Focus Off Yourself and Put it Back on Christ– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

The Ten: Lesson 12 (Bible study on the 10 Commandments. Lesson 12 is on coveting)- Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

What does the Bible say about covetousness?– Got Questions

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Back in the Saddle: Updates from Amy & Michelle

By A Word Fitly Spoken on September 22, 2020 in

We are reunited! In this episode, Amy joins Michelle once again to open up about God’s healing, hurricanes and some upcoming events where we hope you can join us in person!

Resources:

Michelle’s Speaking Engagements (Includes Oklahoma, Cruciform, Montana, and California)

Answers for Women: Truth Conference

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2020 Blessings and Encouragment

By A Word Fitly Spoken on September 16, 2020 in

I don’t think anybody’s particularly thrilled with the way things are going in 2020, but God is still at work blessing His people. Let’s be thankful for that!

What is something GOOD that God has done for you in 2020? How has He blessed you and your family? Listen in and be encouraged as our listeners share some of the amazing things God has been doing in their lives. For some, 2020 has been the best year ever!

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Glad You Asked: Women teaching on Facebook, Submission, Beth Moore, and Prayer Walking

By A Word Fitly Spoken on September 9, 2020 in

While Amy’s recovering from surgery, Michelle goes solo with your favorite recurring feature here on A Word Fitly Spoken – Glad You Asked! In this episode, Michelle answers these questions:

• Should a woman who’s a new convert admin and teach Scripture in a co-ed Facebook group?

• How can a Christian wife submit to her husband when he doesn’t want her to go to church?

• Isn’t Beth Moore an OK teacher as long as she doesn’t overtly teach against the person and work of Christ?

• What is prayer walking? Is it mysticism?

Resources:

Rock Your Role: Jill in the Pulpit (1 Timothy 2:11-12)– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Are John MacArthur and Grace Community Church sinning by gathering?– A Word Fitly Spoken

Living Proof You Should Follow Beth No Moore– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

What is prayer walking? Is it biblical to go on a prayer walk?– Got Questions

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Are John MacArthur and Grace Community Church sinning by gathering?

By A Word Fitly Spoken on September 3, 2020 in

A lot of Christians have been watching the unfolding news headlines of what is happening in California and Pastor John MacArthur’s Grace Community Church (GCC). Many are asking some great questions, like, are John MacArthur, the elders of GCC, and the members of GCC sinning by meeting indoors in person, and thereby disobeying the governor’s order? Why couldn’t they just try to meet in other ways? And what about the lawsuit that GCC is bringing against the state of California? Is that biblical? Michelle and Amy discuss what the Bible has to say about this topic.

Resources:

Christ, Not Caesar, Is Head of the Church– Grace Community Church

John MacArthur, Grace Community Church Stand Firm in Legal Battle Over LA County’s Ban on Indoor Worship Services– NRB

Grace Community Church– Wikipedia

What does the Bible say about lawsuits / suing?– Got Questions

Updates (these happened between the time we recorded this episode and the time we posted it):

MacArthur Prevails – Judge Denies LA County’s Fourth Attempt to Shut Down Grace Community Church– Thomas More Society

Los Angeles County Yanks Parking Lot Lease Out from Under Pastor John MacArthur and Church– Thomas More Society

Note: Due to Amy’s surgery Sept. 2 and recovery, we are playing podcasting by ear. Please check out our past programs in the meantime.

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Can we expect Divine Providence?

By A Word Fitly Spoken on August 25, 2020 in

It’s our 50th episode! Thanks so much for listening!

Today: Does God care for His people in supernatural ways? Yes indeed, and it’s called Divine Providence.

Providence is a word that comes from Provide, or provision. God does provide for His people in ways we sometimes don’t recognize. But when we do see it, it’s an amazing thing and one that fills us with awe and wonder as we realize just how much He cares for us. Amy and Michelle head to Scripture for some amazing verses on how God has done this from the beginning of time.

Resources:

What is divine providence?– Got Questions

The Creator Provides– John MacArthur

Providence– R.C. Sproul

NOW Are You Ready to Homeschool?– A Word Fitly Spoken

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The Why and How of Worship

By A Word Fitly Spoken on August 18, 2020 in

What is worship? The Bible tells us it is so much more than simply singing God’s praises, but singing is part of how we worship.Worshiping God is the essence of our Christian life. To worship is to show reverence and adoration for a Holy God. The meaning of the New Testament Greek word most often translated “worship” (proskuneo) is “to fall down before” or “bow down before.” WHY do we worship? Amy and Michelle dig into Scripture for answers to the why and how of worship.

Resources:

Worship Gone Wrong, Worship Gone Right– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

The Way We Wor(ship)– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

God’s Not Like “Whatever, Dude,” About The Way He’s Approached in Worship– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Heresy Hiding in Plain Sight : Examining the Theology in Hillsong’s Praise Songs – Pirate Gang with Amy Spreeman

The Missing Elements of Modern Worship Berean Research

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A few of our favorite things!

By A Word Fitly Spoken on August 12, 2020 in

This episode isn’t exactly going to be “raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens.” We thought we’d share a few of our favorite things with you. Some of them we hope will help you in your walk with the Lord, and some of them are just for fun!

Resources:

BibleMemory.com (formerly Scripture Typer)

AllRecipes

Amazon Smile

Swamp Pop

Community Coffee (with chickory)

YouTube

Founders Ministries

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Discerning Todd White

By A Word Fitly Spoken on August 5, 2020 in

How can we be wise and discerning when false teachers start telling the world that they’ve seen the light of the true Gospel of Jesus Christ? This happened recently when preacher Todd White surprised his audience by telling them that he repented for not giving them the whole Gospel all these years. Known for his seeker-friendly messages, psychic readings and leg-lengthening “miracles,” Todd White has a massive worldwide audience who heard the true Gospel one week, but a different message the next. Michelle and Amy encourage listeners to look to God for true repentance and fruit, rather than the words people say.

Resources:

Video: “God’s Heart for Humanity” Todd White, July 26, 2020 Full Episode

Video: Todd White’s August 2, 2020 sermon

Benny Hinn and the Fruit of True Repentance– A Word Fitly Spoken

Saved? How Kanye tell?– A Word Fitly Spoken

Can a False Teacher Be a Christian?– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

American Gospel film

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God is Love!

By A Word Fitly Spoken on July 28, 2020 in

Is God all love, ALL the time? Yes! And His definition of love includes holiness, righteousness and wrath. In this episode we discuss how the Bible describes God’s love, and then share a few ways the world and even some Christians have a slightly distorted view of God’s love.

Resources:

Darren Wilson (director of Finger of God, Father of Lights, Furious Love, Holy Ghost, Holy Ghost Reborn) VIDEO (not recommended)

What is the New Apostolic Reformation? – Amy Spreeman, Berean Research

Ann Voskamp’s Dangerous View of God’s Love – Marsha West, Berean Research

The American Gospel – Films

The Mailbag: Should Christians listen to “Reckless Love”? at Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

The Mailbag: God loves everybody? at Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

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NOW are you ready to homeschool?

By A Word Fitly Spoken on July 21, 2020 in

You may be painfully aware that public schools have long been infected with a radical agenda that is intentional and well thought out, planned and executed for more than a century without many of you even knowing it. If you have school-aged children and your reflexive thought whenever you hear the word “homeschooling” is, “I could never do that!,” give this episode a listen for practical tips on how to get started. And if you don’t have school-aged children, stick with us. You might be surprised at what you learn!

Resources:

School Programs Mixed With Social Marxism Spread Through America

Cultural Marxism Is Destroying America

“Schools need to teach about orgasms” says NEA to UN Amy Spreeman

L.A.’s Gay Men’s Chorus to visit high schools (mentioned in this episode)

Christian homeschool blogs/resources– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Women Leaving the Workplace– Larry Burkett

A Beka Learn at Home Campaign– A Beka Books

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Glad you Asked: Pride, Parenting, Evangelism and Denying Self (Updated)

By A Word Fitly Spoken on July 8, 2020 in

Our listeners ask great questions! Once again Michelle and Amy head to Scripture to answer these thought-provoking questions sent in from our listeners:

How can Christians navigate Gay Pride Month?
Should you confront a mom about something your kids said her kids did?
How can you find out if someone is a false convert?
What does “deny yourself, take up your cross daily and follow me” look like in real life?

What questions would you like us to answer? Use our Contact form to share, and we’ll consider adding them to a future episode of Glad you Asked.

Resources

Chartable Podcast Rankings

Basic Training: Homosexuality, Gender Identity, and Other Sexual Immorality– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Wretched with Todd Friel

Ray Comfort Evangelism Videos

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Glad you Asked: Women missionaries, Essential Oils, Lingerie & Going Woke

By A Word Fitly Spoken on July 6, 2020 in

Here are more great questions sent in from our listeners:

How can a woman, single or married, know whether or not she should become a missionary?
Is it biblical to use essential oil scents or oil application to calm yourself or soothe anxiety?
Is it okay for a wife to wear “provocative” lingerie and clothing for her husband?
My church has introduced “racial reconciliation” and Critical Race Theory content. What should my next steps be?

What questions would you like us to answer? Use our Contact form to share, and we’ll consider adding them to a future episode of Glad you Asked.

Resources

The aim of Adventures in Missions and the World Race – Amy Spreeman, Berean Research

A few thoughts on essential oils – Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Can a Christian woman wear sexually provocative lingerie for her husband? – Got Questions

Critical Race Theory, Intersectionality, and the Gospel– Founders Ministries

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Glad you Asked: Pride, Parenting, Evangelism & Denying Self

By A Word Fitly Spoken on July 6, 2020 in

Our listeners ask great questions! Once again Michelle and Amy head to Scripture to answer these thought-provoking questions sent in from our listeners:

How can Christians navigate Gay Pride Month?
Should you confront a mom about something your kids said her kids did?
How can you find out if someone is a false convert?
What does “deny yourself, take up your cross daily and follow me” look like in real life?

What questions would you like us to answer? Use our Contact form to share, and we’ll consider adding them to a future episode of Glad you Asked.

Resources

Chartable Podcast Rankings

Basic Training: Homosexuality, Gender Identity, and Other Sexual Immorality– Michelle Lesley- Discipleship for Christian Women

Wretched with Todd Friel

Ray Comfort Evangelism Videos

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Just Pray.

By A Word Fitly Spoken on June 30, 2020 in

What is prayer? How can I be sure I’m doing it right? And why don’t I want to at times?

Many of us have learned some unbiblical things about prayer, and we’ve developed some ungodly attitudes toward prayer. Michelle and Amy discuss why it is that many of us struggle with our prayer life.