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What does it really mean to be holy? Leviticus takes holiness out of the temple and into every corner of life, challenging God's people to stand apart from the culture around them.

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Join us next week as we look at chapters 21-24.

At the very centre of Leviticus lies one of the Bible's most powerful pictures of grace. Why does blood make atonement, and what does the Day of Atonement reveal about God's plan to deal with sin?

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Join us next week as we look at chapters 18-20.

What do skin diseases, bodily discharges, and ritual impurity have to do with us? More than you might think. Discover how God teaches his people to live with his holiness in the realities of everyday life.

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Join us next week for chapters 16-17.

What can food teach us about holiness? Far more than dietary rules, Leviticus 11 unveils a daily vision of belonging to God and living differently.

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Join us next week as we look at chapters 12-15.

If even the priests need atonement, what hope is there for the rest of us? Encounter the breathtaking holiness of God and his surprising desire to dwell among his people.

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Join us next week as we look at chapter 11.

Do the small sins really matter? Leviticus says yes—but it also reveals a God who graciously provides a way back. Discover why failure never gets the final word.

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Who could you be talking about Leviticus with this week? Grab a friend and get the Bible open together.

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Join us next week as we look at chapters 8-10.

What if worship is about more than just singing? In Leviticus, God's rescued people are invited to share a meal with the Lord himself. Come with us as we explore a vision of worship fuelled by delight, devotion, and fellowship.

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Join us next week as we look at chapters 4-7.

Leviticus might be one of the most avoided books of the Bible — but what if it’s one of the most important? Join us as we begin our journey through Leviticus with Dr Jay Sklar, professor of Old Testament at Covenant Theological Seminary, exploring why this Old Testament book matters, how it reveals God’s holiness and love, and how it helps us understand Jesus more deeply.

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A little while ago, we invited you to help us keep the kettle on by donating the cost of a cuppa, so that we could continue creating this podcast. This season is the result of the incredible generosity of so many of you who joined our ‘Keep the Kettle On’ campaign.

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Leviticus might be the most avoided book in the Bible — but what if it's actually one of the most important? We hope you’ll join us as we delve into the third book in the Pentateuch and see what it has to say to us in the 21st Century. 

Our first episode drops next week on Friday 18th September.

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What does it look like, not only to know the truth and walk in it, but to stand firm in it? As we'll see in the final few verses of Paul's letter to the Ephesians, God gives us all we need!

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Today’s book recommendation is Strong and the Lord, a 30-day devotional on the armour of God. You can find it on our partner page here or at Crossway.org

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Look out for our bonus episode coming out soon! Join us in September when we will be working through Leviticus!

We're delighted to be joined by Sarah Allen as we consider our penultimate passage in Ephesians today. Sarah works as an English teacher and is involved in pastoral care and training of women in her local church and across the UK. She’s the author of Pause: How to enjoy God, find hope and bear fruit through midlife and the menopause and Clothed with Strength: Four Women who Built the Church and Changed the World.

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Today’s book recommendation is Dust to Dust by Jen Wilkin. You can pre-order your copy on our partner page here or at Crossway.org

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Wisdom, folly, light and dark. There are some big themes in this next chunk of the letter, as we continue to apply all that we've been taught so far in Ephesians.

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Today’s book recommendation is the ESV Women's Study Bible. You can find it on our partner page here.

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What does it really look like to walk in light of all that we've seen so far in Ephesians? The rubber is beginning to hit the road now as we carry on with our journey through Ephesians. Will you join us to find out?

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Today’s book recommendations are the ESV Prayer Journals written by Erica Allen. You can find them on our partner page here.

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When church feels frustrating, weak or small, what do we most need? We need Ephesians chapter 4 in our minds and hearts, reminding us of the big picture. Come with us as we explore it together.

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Today’s book recommendation is The Stories of Women in the Meet Me in the Bible series by Colleen Searcy. You can find it on our partner page here.

You can find the questions to dig a little deeper into this passage here.

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We're diving into one of the most famous prayers in the Bible today, dwelling on the riches of God's love. But is there more than meets the eye here?

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Today’s book recommendation is Bread of Life by Abigail Dodds. You can find it on our partner page here.

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What's your view of the church at the moment? And does it measure up with what God's plan for the church is? We're looking at the start of Ephesians 3 today to find out.

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Today’s book recommendation is Fruitful, a 40-day devotional, edited by Megan Hill and Melissa Kruger. You can find it on our partner page here.

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Unity. It's something we can often take for granted, but here in Ephesians it's front and centre as one of the most precious consequences of the gospel. Come and explore it with us!

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Today’s book recommendation is Lydia Brownback’s Flourish Bible study on Hebrews. You can find it on our partner page here.

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What does it look like to keep rejoicing in the mind blowing reality that we've been brought from death to life? This is what we're talking about today as we get stuck into Ephesians 2:1-10 together.

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Today’s book recommendation is Morning and Evening by Charles Spurgeon, edited by Alistair Begg. You can find it on our partner page here.

You can find the questions to dig a little deeper into this passage here.

We will be hosting a listener Q&A at the end of this season. If you have a question as we make our way through Ephesians, email us at: podcastingsisters@gmail.com. We would love to hear from you!

Do you ever wonder what God's priority is for you? Here in Paul's prayer, at the end of chapter 1 of Ephesians, we get it clearly laid out for us, along with his priority for the church and for all of history for that matter. Let's dig in!

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Today’s book recommendation is Women of the Word by Jen Wilkin. You can find it on our partner page here.

You can find the questions to dig a little deeper into this passage here.

Who could you be praying for this week? Why not send them a message of encouragement.

What does it really mean to be given every spiritual blessing in Christ, even when we sometimes don't see or feel them? And what does it look like to really know these blessings for ourselves day by day? Come with us as we explore the earth-shattering realities of God's blessings to us in Christ at the start of Ephesians!

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Today’s book recommendation is Ephesians by Megan Hill. You can find it on our partner page here.

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How big is your view of Jesus? That's the question we're considering as we kick off this season, looking at some of the big themes in Paul's letter to the Ephesians. Whether this is a familiar letter to you or not, we hope you'll join us as we dig into it together!

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How big is your view of Jesus?

As we get stuck into Ephesians, we’re praying, along with Paul in his letter, that it’s about to get a whole lot bigger, as we delve into this deeply rich letter together.  Will you join us?

Our first episode drops next week on Friday 1st May.

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As we round up our season in John 12-17, we take time to reflect on how the Lord has been speaking to us, and what it looks like to continue applying his Word to our hearts as we go from here.

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Today’s book recommendation is From Crimson to White by Natalie Brand. You can find it on our partner page here.

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Jesus turns from speaking to his disciples, to speaking to his Father in heaven. What an incredible privilege we're given to be able to listen to his prayer.

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Today’s recommended resources are on the season of waiting and are: Waiting by Betsy Child Howard, Waiting Isn't a Waste by Mark Vroegop and To a Different Drum by Pauline Hamilton. They can all be found on our partner page here.

You can find the questions to dig a little deeper into this passage here.

As we close out John 16, we're continuing to reflect on the work of the Spirit, guided primarily by what we're reading in this part of John's gospel. 

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Today’s recommended resources are on the season of grief and are: Beyond the Darkness by Clarissa Mole, Heaven by Paul Mallard and Grief Observed by C.S. Lewis  They can all be found on our partner page here.

You can find the questions to dig a little deeper into this passage here.

As we continue to listen in on Jesus' final words to his disciples, we're given a glorious glimpse into the work of the Holy Spirit in John 16. Join us as we tease through some of the big themes together.

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Today’s recommended resources are on the season of parenting and are: Bumps, Babies and the Gospel by Sarah Dargue and Parenting with Hope by Melissa Kruger. They can all be found on our partner page here.

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You can find the questions to dig a little deeper into this passage here.

We're thrilled to be joined by Jen Oshman today as we consider our next chunk in John's gospel, and specifically what it looks like to heed Jesus' warning that his disciples will be hated in this world. Jen has been in women’s ministry for over two decades on three continents. She’s the author of Enough About Me,  Cultural Counterfeits, and It’s Good to be a Girl. She’s the Director of Women’s Ministry in her local church, pursuing her Masters of Theological Studies, and the mother of four daughters.

📚This episode is sponsored by10ofthose.com. A Christian book ministry that sells carefully selected resources that point to Jesus. They also host our Two Sisters bookstore at10ofthose.com/twosisters where you can always find our top recommendations for each season.

Today’s recommended resources on hospitality are: Neighbourhoods Reimagined by Chris and Elizabeth McKinney, Extraordinary Hospitality by Carolyn Lacey, and Welcome by Jen Oshman. They can all be found on our partner page here.

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You can find the questions to dig a little deeper into this passage here.

Some of the resources mentioned by Jen were: Voice of the Martyrs, Operation World and Joshua Project

As Jesus continues talking with his disciples, he's preparing them for life without him, but life with His Spirit. What does it look like to be a disciple? Join us as we dig deep into the first half of John 15.

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As the disciples process Christ's imminent departure, they've got some questions. Join us as we walk through Jesus' tender and mind-blowing response to each question.

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Humility, servanthood, shock and betrayal: these are just some of the themes fuelling our discussion as we open up John 13 together.

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📚In this episode we recommend I Am by Laura Cerbus. You can find the book, along with all the recommendations from this season on our partner page.

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We're diving back into John's gospel, and this time we're listening in to Jesus' final words to his disciples the night before he dies. Before we get there though, in this episode we consider the big themes that underpin all that follows: God's Glory and Christ's impending death.

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📚In this episode we recommend Wisdom and Knowledge by Jonathan Griffiths. You can find the book, along with all the recommendations from this season on our partner page.

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🫖As always, we encourage you to grab a friend to read with, here are some questions to help you dig deeper:

1. How does Jesus challenge our view of glory in these verses?

2. How do the contrasting responses challenge us?

3. How is our understanding of what it looks like to follow Jesus recalibrated by these verses?

We're diving back into John's gospel, and this time we're listening in to Jesus' final words to his disciples the night before he dies. Before we get there though, in this episode we consider the big themes that underpin all that follows: God's Glory and Christ's impending death.

This episode is sponsored by 10ofthose.com. A Christian book ministry that sells carefully selected resources that point to Jesus. 

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We're thrilled to be joined by Blair Linne for the beginning of our next season, as we consider the question: Can God really change me as I open up my Bible? Blair is a Bible teacher, actress, spoken word artist, and the creator of the podcast GLO with The Gospel Coalition. She is also the author of Finding My Father and Made To Tremble.

10ofthose.com are offering a limited time discount on Blair’s book. Order your copy here and enter the code TWOSISTERSTREMBLE before the end of February 2026 to get 25% off.

This episode is sponsored by10ofthose.com. A Christian book ministry that sells carefully selected resources that point to Jesus. They also host our Two Sisters bookstore at10ofthose.com/twosisters where you can always find our top recommendations for each season.

What would you give to spend an evening with Jesus, hearing him teach and listening to him pray?  

This is what we’re encountering in these next chapters of John’s gospel.  In twenty four hours, he’ll be dead. Will you come with us as we explore what he most wants his disciples to know?

Our first episode drops next week on Friday 23rd January.

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There's much to reflect on as we bring this season to a close - join us as we consider what we would write on Solomon's epitaph to sum up his life!

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As we come to a close on our time in 1 Kings for now, we're finishing with one of the most sobering chapters of the Bible, charting Solomon's downfall.

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The shards of blessing and warning we've seen so far in 1 Kings are gathering momentum in these chapters, as we see the glories of the kingdom, and the folly of the human heart side by side.

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You can find all the resources we recommed to help get into 1 Kings on our website and as well as the resources library mentioned. You can also find the passage in Deuteronomy mentioned in this episode here.

With an extraordinary prayer, Solomon displays not only his own heart for the people, but ultimately Christ's heart for all his people. Come and join us as we take time to dwell on the nature of his prayer.

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You can find all the resources we recommed to help get into 1 Kings on our website and as well as the weekly emails mentioned.

It's all about the temple today as the author of 1 Kings goes to town on describing it, and we're excited to delve into the riches of these details, ultimately showing us how it's fulfilled in Christ.

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Join us for chapters 3 & 4 as the glories of God's wisdom and the rumblings of human folly are on display in the life and work of Solomon.

This episode is sponsored by P&R Publishing 

P&R are dedicated to publishing excellent books that promote biblical understanding and godly living. They have a wide range of titles that aim to serve Christ and his church.

US listeners can visit the P&R Publishing website to purchase the Heart Talks book recommended in today's episode. 

UK listeners can purchase the book and other titles from our 10ofThose partner page.

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As we launch into the first two chapters, it's all about establishing God's king on the throne. There's conspiracy and complacency, and yet also wonderful confidence that in it all, God is at work, as we begin to see shadows of Christ in the story too.

This episode is sponsored by P&R Publishing 

P&R are dedicated to publishing excellent books that promote biblical understanding and godly living. They have a wide range of titles that aim to serve Christ and his church.

US listeners can visit the P&R Publishing website to purchase the Heart Talks book recommended in today's episode. 

UK listeners can purchase the book and other titles from our 10ofThose partner page.

You can find all the resources we recommed to help get into 1 Kings on our website and as well as the bitesize videos mentioned.

It's a new season, and we're launching into the first 11 chapters of 1 Kings together! Come and join us as we talk through how we've got going with it, and what it's going to look like to study this important Old Testament narrative together.

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The texts mentioned in todays episode can be found here: Deuteronomy 17: 14-20 and 2 Samuel 7: 11-16. You can also read ahead for next week in 1 Kings.

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Complacency & conspiracy, wisdom & wealth, and grandeur & glory greet us in the pages of the first eleven chapters of 1 Kings. At the centre of it all is God's kingdom and his chosen King. Come and join us as we delve into the riches of this Old Testament narrative together!

Our first episode drops next week on Friday 26th September.

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One of our most popular episodes to date, our conversation with Sally was full of joy as she helped us see the true value of extending Christ's welcome to others through the very ordinary means of a cup of tea, and seeing how the Lord chooses to work through those moments.  We hope the conversation continues to fuel your desire to extend Christ's welcome to others!

Sally Clarkson hosts podcast 'At Home with Sally' and has authored many books including Teatime Discipleship.

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In this episode we recommend: The Language of Rivers and Stars by Seth Lewis. Take advantage of our 25% discount code SISTERS valid between 1st May - 30th June 2025.

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This was such a real and honest conversation for us all about what to do when Bible reading is just hard.  With both vulnerability and Scripture-soaked wisdom, this was such a helpful conversation with Kristen, as she led us through both obstacles and remedies for when we're finding it hard to open our Bibles.

Kristen is a pastor’s wife, mother, writer, and speaker. She's authored several books including: Help for the Hungry Soul and 12 Faithful Women. 

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In this episode we recommend: 1, 2 & 3 John: Joyful Certainty by Sam Allberry. Take advantage of our 25% discount code SISTERS valid between 1st May - 30th June 2025.

You can also get a copy of Kristen's book, Help for the Hungry Soul here.

In her wonderfully down-to-earth manner, Karen brought such insight and light into our study on Ecclesiastes.  With light-bulb and penny dropping moments for both of us, we continue to come back to her wisdom on Ecclesiastes, and remain so thankful for her friendship to us on the podcast!

Karen Soole serves as a Women's Worker, a Bible teacher and author of Liberated and Unleash the Word.

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In this episode we recommend: The Art of Disagreeing by Gavin Ortlund. Take advantage of our 25% discount code SISTERS valid between 1st May - 30th June 2025.

Check out our free downloads library on our website which has a growing collection of resources to help you dig into the Bible for yourself and with others.

Gold dust.  Every part of our time with Jen felt like gold -  as we soaked in her wisdom in how to read the Bible better, how to grow in obedience to what it says, and how to keep coming back to the grace of God at work in our lives.  It's a conversation we keep coming back to, and we pray it's just as helpful for you!

Jen Wilkin is an author and Bible teacher. Jen's books include Women of the Word, None Like Him and Ten Words To Live By.

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In this episode we recommend: The Quiet Time Kickstart by Rachel Jones. Take advantage of our 25% discount code SISTERS valid between 1st May - 30th June 2025.

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Excitable doesn't even remotely cover what we found in Dane, as he started talking to us about Jesus in John's gospel!  With contagious enthusiasm, this conversation with Dane remains one of our favourites, as our eyes were lifted to the glories of Christ!

Dane is a pastor, author, and speaker. He's author of several books including Gentle and Lowly and Suprised by Jesus.

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In this episode we recommend: The Outsider by Katie Morgan.

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We don't think we can overstate how significant our conversation with Nancy was part way through our Deuteronomy season. It is still so deeply memorable for us both, as she helped us to see Jesus in each page of the book, rooting our confidence in both Christ's presence and sufficiency. Enjoy coming with us, as we listen again to the riches of this conversation!

Nancy Guthrie is an author, Bible teacher and speaker. Find out more about her workshops and books here.

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In this episode we recommend: Lily, the Lemur, and the Lamb King.

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