Homebrewed Christianity When Momma Speaks with Stephanie Crowder #WomanistBibleTime
May 13, 2017
Stephanie Buckhanon Crowder, an associate professor at Chicago Theological Seminary, discusses her insightful book, When Momma Speaks, exploring motherhood through a womanist lens. The conversation delves into the complexities of female figures in Scripture, like Rispa and Bathsheba, highlighting their resilience. Crowder connects these biblical narratives to modern experiences, emphasizing maternal advocacy and community support. Listeners gain a fresh perspective on faith, family dynamics, and the power of women's voices in theology.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Excitement Grows for Theology Beer Camp
01:46 • 2min
Community Gatherings and Family Fun at the Wild Goose Festival
03:24 • 2min
Empowering Voices: Mothers, Theology, and Community
05:14 • 7min
Resilience in Scriptural Narratives
11:48 • 5min
Womanist Hermeneutics and Empowerment
16:26 • 22min
Navigating Family Dynamics in Faith
38:38 • 21min
The Power of Maternal Advocacy in the New Testament
59:44 • 13min
Embracing the Complexities of Motherhood
01:12:38 • 3min