Voices of WIA

Women in Apologetics
  • 5.0 (4)
  • Christianity
  • Updated Semimonthly

Everyday apologetics for Christian women, helping you share your faith with confidence and grace

  1. Jun 2

    Suffering for Christ: What the Global Church Can Teach Us About Persecution & Hope

    Most American Christians have never had to suffer for their faith, but should we expect that to change? In this episode, Lori Morrow sits down with Dr. Karen Ellis, a pioneer in Christian endurance studies, to explore what anti-Christian hostility has looked like throughout history and across cultures. From social ostracism to martyrdom, Dr. Ellis unpacks the spectrum of persecution, why it's more normal in the Christian life than we think, and what the global church can teach us about enduring with faith and hope.

    37 min

  2. May 19

    Reaching Culture Through Storytelling & Reformation Apologetics

    Ann Roecker, author of The Revelation of Emery Audubon, shares how storytelling can be used as a powerful tool for Christian apologetics, cultural engagement, and spiritual reformation. In this episode, Ann explains the difference between revival and reformation, introduces the idea of “reformational apologetics,” and explores how biblical truth can move beyond academic debate into schools, workplaces, and everyday life. Drawing from modern movements, her own faith journey, and the influence of C. S. Lewis, Ann shows how stories can “smuggle” truth into a culture often resistant to faith.

    34 min

  3. May 5

    From Fear to Faith: Reaching Jehovah's Witnesses with the Gospel

    Trapped in fear, rules, and false teaching, Elaine Shafo spent decades as a Jehovah’s Witness before discovering the truth of Jesus Christ. In this episode of Voices of WIA, she shares her journey of leaving a high-control religion, how years of searching led her to understand God’s grace, and the courage it took to embrace faith as a true born-again Christian. You’ll also learn practical ways to recognize false doctrines, lovingly engage Jehovah’s Witnesses with the truth, and be inspired by Elaine’s story of hope, freedom, and gospel transformation.

    35 min

  4. Apr 21

    How to Raise Kids with a Biblical Worldview in a Post-Postmodern World

    From the shift in society’s dominant worldview—from naturalism to postmodernism—to understanding God’s design for truth, justice, and the male-female binary, Andrea Crum (@genuinefamilyministries) offers Christian parents actionable insights to help you disciple your kids with clarity and confidence. Learn how to help your children recognize truth, understand God’s justice, and grow in biblical discernment amidst a world of subjective values and competing narratives.

    32 min

  5. Apr 7

    Why Every Christian Woman Should Be a Theologian with Phylicia Masonheimer

    What would it look like to grow in your faith both intellectually and devotionally? In this episode of Voices of WIA, Lori welcomes Phylicia Masonheimer from Every Woman a Theologian (@everywomanatheologian) to discuss why every Christian woman should see herself as a theologian. Phylicia shares her journey from blogging as a teen to leading the Every Woman a Theologian ministry, along with practical wisdom for taking ownership of your faith, discerning truth in a post-Christian culture, and engaging Scripture with both heart and mind. They also discuss legalism vs. obedience, the importance of church history, and how theological depth can bring freedom, confidence, and joy in God’s Word.

    31 min

  6. Mar 24

    The Danger of Identity-Driven Bible Interpretation with Krista Bontrager

    How should Christian women navigate the influence of feminism on their faith? In this episode of Voices of WIA, Krista Bontrager, VP at The Center for Biblical Unity, unpacks the complex relationship between feminism and Christian faith, explaining how feminist standpoint theory (an approach that centers social location and experience) can shape how people interpret Scripture. She discusses the subtle ways this methodology shows up in churches, Bible studies, and popular media, and she offers practical guidance for recognizing and responding to socially located interpretations while keeping God’s Word central.

    31 min

  7. Mar 24

    The Danger of Identity-Driven Bible Interpretation with Krista Bontrager

    How should Christian women navigate the influence of feminism on their faith? In this episode of Voices of WIA, Krista Bontrager, VP at The Center for Biblical Unity, unpacks the complex relationship between feminism and Christian faith, explaining how feminist standpoint theory (an approach that centers social location and experience) can shape how people interpret Scripture. She discusses the subtle ways this methodology shows up in churches, Bible studies, and popular media, and she offers practical guidance for recognizing and responding to socially located interpretations while keeping God’s Word central.

    31 min

  8. Mar 10

    Objective Beauty & the Case for God with Meg Almon

    We often hear that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but what if beauty is actually real and meaningful? In this episode of Voices of WIA, Lori welcomes Megan Almon from Stand to Reason to explore the Christian argument from beauty and how it can open powerful conversations about God. Together, they discuss objective beauty, cultural distortions of beauty, and why our deep longing for beauty may be pointing us to something—and Someone—greater.

    40 min
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Everyday apologetics for Christian women, helping you share your faith with confidence and grace

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  • Creator
    Women in Apologetics
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    22
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Women in Apologetics
  • Show Website
    Voices of WIA

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