A Woman's Place Is in the Story: Author Sandra Glahn
Dr. Glahn’s new book offers excellent study tools to help us better understand the elements of storytelling in the narrative sections of Scripture.
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Faithful and Courageous Women in the Bible: Dr. Sandra Glahn
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Dr Sandra Glahn has spend more than a quarter of a century working as a professor at Dallas Theological Seminary. She's the cofounder of the Visua…
What’s the Fuss: Women in Christian Ministry: Rereading the Woman at the Well
Was the Woman at the Well really an immoral social outcast? What if Christians have been misreading John 4 for centuries?
Dr. Sandra Glahn, professor at Dallas Theological Seminary, author of more than twenty books, and co-founder of the Visual Museum for Women in Christianity, joins Dr. Melisa Ort…
Artemis, Paul and “saved through childbearing” | Sandra Glahn
Why does Paul say women will be “saved through childbearing”?
Mike Bird is joined by Dr Sandra Glahn, author of Nobody’s Mother, to explore Artemis of Ephesus, one of the ancient world’s most powerful goddesses.
They uncover a cult intertwined with childbirth, magic, wealth and civic life, and as…
Sandra Glahn - A Woman’s Place Is In The Story
“...I’ve never heard a message, read an article, or even had a conversation in which I heard it said the genealogies demonstrate what great sinners the men were…” - Dr Sandra Glahn, from A Woman’s Place Is In The Story
Conversely, both Dr Glahn and myself (and possibly you could chime in, too?) hav…
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How did Shiphrah and Puah save Israel before Moses was even toddling around? Was Tamar an immoral or righteous woman? Was it okay for Abigail to undermine her husband? Was the Samaritan woman at the well really just trying to distract Jesus with her theological questions? And who in the world were …
Communicating Theology Visually
How can visual art, historical symbolism, and architecture effectively communicate deep theological truths in an increasingly visual culture? In this episode, Kymberli Cook is joined by Sandra Glahn (Professor of Media Arts and Worship at Dallas Theological Seminary) to explore the rich history of …
Why Revisit Women in the Bible?
Dr. Sandra Glahn
Sharifa Stevens
It may seem redundant to revisit women in the Bible, but as new information has come to light, we now know that some of what we’ve heard (and perhaps even taught ourselves) isn’t accurate. Dr. Sandra Glahn of Dallas Seminary provides five reasons for us to do th…
Women in Early Church History and Macrina’s Influence | Dr. Amy Brown Hughes
How were women involved in the earliest times of the church? In this episode, Dr. Sandra Glahn talks with Dr. Amy Brown Hughes, author and early church historian, about the role women played in the patristic period and, specifically, the influence of Macrina on the church’s most prominent theologia…
The Daughters Are Right: Seeing Women in Scripture's Story
Sandra Glahn joins us for a rich conversation about reading the Bible as one unfolding story—and what changes when we pay attention to the women within it. From Miriam and the daughters of Zelophehad to the woman at the well, Sandra explores how these stories reveal a God who sees the vulnerable, w…
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