TUNGKOL SA EPISODE NA ITO
Bethany Brady Spalding joins Jen and Patrick to explore the story of the daughters of Zelophehad in Numbers 27 and what it teaches about peaceful problem-solving, courageous advocacy, and collaborative leadership. The conversation centers on how asking a thoughtful question, offering a solution, and trusting the process can help change systems without defaulting to anger or conflict.
Timestamps
3:52 - Bethany’s definition of peace: progress toward God’s vision
5:26 - Discovering overlooked stories of women in scripture
8:49 - The daughters of Zelophehad and their inheritance claim
12:45 - Moses as a model for listening and responsive leadership
15:07 - Finding possibility during seasons of change
17:15 - Peaceful advocacy and creating space for women’s voices
20:11 - Why collaboration strengthens peacemaking
23:31 - Building community coalitions through the Health Access Project
26:27 - Diane Nash and the power of a moral question
29:10 - Pairing hard questions with practical possibilities
33:35 - Navigating tension between preserving and changing systems
39:12 - Why Bethany approaches injustice one issue at a time
43:14 - Managing fear when speaking to power
45:00 - Bethany’s pathway to finding peace
For full show notes and transcript, visit https://proclaimpeace.org
