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    Marked with Angie Elkins and Andrea Lennon

    The Marked Podcast is for women marked by a love for God, His Word and His people. Hosts Angie Elkins and Andrea Lennon join with guests from all walks of life to engage in thoughtful conversations on theology, spiritual formation, practical ministry, and more. Each episode invites you to grow in grace and truth through engaging stories, biblical insight, and honest reflections. Whether you’re leading in ministry or simply hungry to grow, you’ll find encouragement and practical tools for where you are.

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    MARKED | Priscilla Shirer Podcast Aug 26, 2019
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    We are so excited to welcome Priscilla Shirer on the podcast this week! We chat with Priscilla about life in ministry as a family, finding identity in Christ, and a few new projects she's been working on! We also talk about taking a proactive role in the lives of the young women around us. Priscilla shares how women have been a part of her life as mentors and disciplers, as well as how challenges to push past insecurities have marked her life. And she shares about her hair story and what she's learned about God and His creativity through learning to love her hair.About Priscilla ShirerThrough the expository teaching of the Word of God, Priscilla Shirer desires to see people not only know the uncompromising truths of Scripture intellectually, but experience them practically by the power of the Holy Spirit. Founder of Going Beyond Ministries with her husband Jerry, Priscilla is the author of more than a dozen books and Bible studies on a myriad of topics and biblical characters.Links:RADIANT BookOvercomer MovieDefiant Bible StudyGoing Beyond LiveGoing Beyond MinistriesPriscilla on Twitter Priscilla's InstagramQuote Us!Invite her into your world! I have learned the most from some of my mentors by just being invited into their world. - @PriscillaShirer #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookJust being open and inviting someone into your space, that's the best discipleship ever. - @PriscillaShirer #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookIf we dull our uniqueness, we don't even realize we're dulling and diminishing the part of us God intended to be a unique reflection of His creative genius. - @PriscillaShirer #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookI'm so glad that I'm finally comfortable in my own skin with my own hair and I'm excited to how God can and will use it for His glory. - @PriscillaShirer #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookI have been so marked by women who have made it their business to invest in my life. - @PriscillaShirer #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookThe Lord keeps reminding me of the times when I was willing to push past fear and insecurity and to step up there anyway and do it anyway and then His strength is made perfect in my weakness. - @PriscillaShirer #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookGod keeps on coming through. - @PriscillaShirer #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook

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    MARKED Kelly Minter Aug 12, 2019
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    We're so glad to have Kelly Minter back on the podcast! She just released a brand new Bible Study called Finding God Faithful, and is about to launch her first cookbook, A Place at the Table. We sat down at Lifeway Women Live in Orlando to talk with Kelly about both of these new projects, living in community, and taking our faith into the culture.About Kelly:Kelly Minter is passionate about teaching the Bible. When she’s not singing, writing, or speaking, you can find her picking homegrown vegetables, enjoying her six nieces and nephews or riding a boat along the Amazon river with Justice & Mercy International. A Southern transplant, she delights in college football, long walks, and a diner mug of coffee with her closest friends.Links: Finding God Faithful (for both women and teen girls)A Place at the TableCultivate EventKelly's WebsiteLifeway Women's Leadership Forum 2019Lifeway Women Live 2020 (Greenville, SC) Quote Us!"My relationship with Christ has been a sure foundation because it is the only sure foundation." - @Kelly_Minter #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"Faith in Jesus Christ automatically assumes there is a body, there is a family." - @Kelly_Minter #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"I really believe we live in a time where those who do not follow Christ are desperate to see the truth and desperate to see it lived out." - @Kelly_Minter #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"People want to see a changed life. They want to see a dynamic relationship with Christ." - @Kelly_Minter #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"Ministry is hard, life is hard, but God is good. And I can stand on that." @marymargaretc #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook

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    MARKED Angie Elkins Jul 29, 2019
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    We talk with Angie Elkins, host of chatologie, about podcasting, ministry, and sharing our stories. Angie tells us how she got started podcasting and what led her to do so. She gives practical tips while encouraging women to find creative ways to minister to and with others. Angie also talks about how the local church has marked her for Jesus. We talk about encouraging one another and using new technologies for the good of others and the glory of God.About Angie:Angie grew up in a Christian family in the Memphis, TN area. Early in life she developed a love for music and a love for her local church. After graduating from Union University, she attended Southwestern Seminary to pursue a Masters in Music. While at Southwestern, she met and married her husband, Robert—they married in 1996 and have three children. Jack is 18, Audrey is 16, and Foster is 14. They live in Orlando, FL where her husband serves as Worship Pastor of First Baptist Church of Orlando. In the last twenty years, Angie has been leading worship all over the country, writing music for the local church, and in 2017, she created chatologie with Angie Elkins, a podcast that moves people closer to God and each other by starting conversations that matter. Angie’s favorite things are Sonic Vanilla Diet Coke, Walt Disney World, and taking trips with her girlfriends. Links: Pat Flynn - How to Start a Podcast Serieschatologie - Jamie B. Golden Episodechatologie - Body Image, Comparison and Inspiration from a Panel of Creative TeensMARKED podcast with Jamie B. Goldenchatologie - A Day in the Life of a MissionaryAngie's InstagramLifeway Women's Leadership Forum Quote Us:"It helps us feel less alone in the world when you hear other people's stories." - @angieelkins #MARKEDpodcast Share on TwitterShare on Facebook"Our calling can be to ministry, but our assignment always changes." - @angieelkins #MARKEDpodcast Share on TwitterShare on Facebook"Think of the ways you can creatively use your gifts in the time that we're alive." - @edhyndman #MARKEDpodcast Share on TwitterShare on Facebook"How are we utilizing the tools of technology to bring God glory and bring others to Him?" - @edhyndman #MARKEDpodcast Share on TwitterShare on Facebook"Nothing is more healing, nothing is more fruitful, nothing is more beneficial than pointing people to Jesus." - @angieelkins #MARKEDpodcast Share on TwitterShare on Facebook"We're not all supposed to do everything. Find what it is God has called us uniquely to do and do that thing with excellence." - @marymargaretc #MARKEDpodcast Share on TwitterShare on Facebook

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    MARKED | Christian Pop Culture Jul 15, 2019
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    Today's episode is a fun one! Before we started recording the episode with Catherine Parks, we were chatting about some of our favorite memories of growing up listening to CCM radio, watching videos from the church library, and wearing WWJD bracelets. We were having so much fun reminiscing, we thought we’d do a whole episode on it! Since it’s summer and this week we’re traveling to Lifeway Women Live, we thought it would be great to do a just-for-fun episode for you to listen to on your summer road trips, at the beach, or while dropping the kids off at camp. Quote Us:Pop culture lasts for a season but not forever. But it leaves an impact. - @MaryMargaretC #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookSo much of these things were building in truth in ways that I now can recognize and see. - @MaryMargaretC #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookI love that God uses creative people in such powerful ways to bring Him glory. - @MaryMargaretC #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookSome of it is so endearing, some of it is funny; there are a lot of Christian pop culture things that made a difference for me growing up and that helped me to learn the truth. - @MaryMargaretC #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookWe can create beauty and give God glory in that and we can use the gifts He has given us in a way that directly glorifies Him. - @edhyndman #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookThat's another part of Christian pop culture, the 'Hey, we're all trying to do this together and here's the way it's manifested in my life.' - @edhyndman #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookWe can still have fun as Christians and I think that's an important thing to remember. - @edhyndman #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookLinks:Salt + Light T-Shirts

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    MARKED J.D. Greear Jul 01, 2019
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    Weekly, J.D. Greear, pastor of The Summit Church, invites us to ask him anything on his own podcast. When we had the opportunity to have a conversation with J.D., we took him up on the invitation! We asked about women in church leadership, fulfilling our callings, the local church, and how to help those who've been abused. We hope, like us, you find this conversation helpful in navigating these tough issues.About J.D.: J.D. Greear is the pastor of The Summit Church, in Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina.The Summit is characterized by its gospel focus and sending culture. As Pastor J.D. often says, “The gospel is not merely the diving board off of which we jump into the pool of Christianity, it’s also the pool itself.” The deeper we dive into the extravagant love of Christ, the more our lives will be filled with unquenchable joy, reckless generosity, and audacious faith. Depth in the gospel also leads to width in the mission. Under Pastor J.D.’s leadership, the Summit has grown from a plateaued church of 300 to one of over 10,000, making it one of Outreach magazine’s “top 25 fastest-growing churches in America” for many years running. Seating capacity, however, is not the church’s primary metric for success. Sending capacity is. Pastor J.D. has led the Summit in a bold vision to plant one thousand new churches by the year 2050. In the last 15 years, the church has sent out more than 1,000 people to live on church planting teams—in North Carolina, across the United States, and around the world. Pastor J.D. Greear has authored several books, including Above All: The Gospel Is the Source of the Church's Renewal (2019), Not God Enough: Why Your Small God Leads to Big Problems (2018), Gaining by Losing: Why the Future Belongs to Churches That Send (2015), Gospel: Recovering the Power that Made Christianity Revolutionary (2011), Stop Asking Jesus into Your Heart: How to Know for Sure You Are Saved (2013), and Jesus, Continued … Why the Spirit Inside You Is Better Than Jesus Beside You (2014).Pastor J.D. completed his Ph.D. in Theology at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, writing on the correlations between early church presentations of the gospel and Islamic theology. Seeing Muslims come to faith in Christ has long been a burden of his, a burden that led him to serve in Southeast Asia with the International Mission Board.Pastor J.D. is currently serving as the 62nd president of the Southern Baptist Convention.Pastor J.D. and his wife Veronica live in Raleigh. Together they are raising four ridiculously cute kids: Kharis, Alethia, Ryah, and Adon. Links:Ask Me Anything with Pastor J.D. GreearWhat Your Church Needs to Know About Abuse Reporting LawsBecoming a Church that Cares Well for the Abused resourcesGospel Above All Bible Study Quote Us:"I think God designed for His church to be this panoply of voices that are coming from different perspectives." - @jdgreear #MARKEDpodcast"We need the initiative and the wisdom and the energy, the gifts of our sisters in Christ in the Kingdom." - @jdgreear #MARKEDpodcast"One of the reasons we're in a church is because our ministry gets magnified and amplified by being around like-minded believers." - @jdgreear #MARKEDpodcast"We have to help be voices for the voiceless. Sometimes the people who are the most vulnerable are the ones that are going to be heard the least." - @jdgreear #MARKEDpodcast"The church ought to be the safest place in the world for victims and the vulnerable. It's part of our gospel message that God loves and He protects the vulnerable and it ought to be the same for the church." - @jdgreear #MARKEDpodcast

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    MARKED FLOURISH (featuring Shelley Giglio & Daniele Flickinger) Jun 17, 2019
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    Mentoring is something we often talk about on the podcast because we know how critical it is as we grow in Christ, but it can also feel overwhelming. Today we're excited to talk with Shelley Giglio and Daniele Flickinger about FLOURISH. FLOURISH is a yearlong mentoring journey based on Scripture and created in partnership with Passion City Church. After 6 years of development and leading more than 3,500 women through this mentoring journey, Passion is excited to release this unique resource to churches worldwide. This study will help you establish strong relationships between both mentors and mentees as they dig into understanding God’s truth and love through His Word together.About Shelley:Shelley Giglio is the Chief Strategist of Passion Conferences and sixstepsrecords and the Visionary Leader of The Grove and Flourish Mentoring Journey at Passion City Church, which she and her husband, Louie Giglio founded and lead in Atlanta, GA.About Daniele:Daniele Flickinger leads the Flourish Mentoring Team at Passion City Church and has also been a key visionary and contributor to the Flourish Mentoring Journey since its inception in 2015.Links:Our team is honored to provide videos, documents, and other valuable resources (for free!) to get you started on your mentoring journey as a church, small group, or individual. Visit FlourishMentor.com today!Follow the journey of The Grove at Passion City Church at passioncitychurch.com/thegrove, instagram.com/pcc_thegrove, or check out The Grove Podcast wherever you listen to yours. Search “The Grove Passion” to tune in!Ready to purchase a mentor or mentee book? Visit lifeway.com/flourish!Quote Us!God has a real purpose for your life. All the time, that purpose is greater than ourselves. - @shelleygiglio #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookThis generation is one that hungers maybe the most in history for purpose and direction. - Daniele Flickinger #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookIf we have the same ambition for knowing Jesus, for growing, why not call women up to live a higher standard of living according to the Word of God? - Daniele Flickinger #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookIf you can just apply your experience with God to someone who is not quite where you are, wouldn't that be helpful? - @shelleygiglio #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookWhen I mentor people, I'm never more alive. We were meant to not just have it happen to us, but through us. When we see the power of God in that way, we understand the kingdom of God better and better. - @shelleygiglio #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookThe basis of mentoring, for believers, is the Word of God. Everyone can mentor someone. - Daniele Flickinger #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook

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    MARKED Emily Chapman Richards Jun 03, 2019
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    We talk with Emily Chapman Richards about staying grounded in the midst of busy schedules and fame, adoption, and leading at a young age. Emily has recently been named as the Executive Director of Show Hope ministries. We love how she shares what God has done and is doing in her life and in the life of her family and the ministry of Show Hope. We know you'll be encouraged by her vulnerability as she shares her story!About Emily:Emily began her career with Show Hope more than 10 years ago, and in 2017 she was named vice president and assistant executive director. Although she has been a part of the Show Hope team in an official capacity since 2008, Richards’ passion for adoption and drive to care for orphans began years before when she was 11 years old.Following a mission trip to Haiti, God planted a seed in young Emily’s heart that would lead her to champion the idea of adoption in her family—an idea that would ultimately result not only in the adoption of three daughters from China, but the creation of Show Hope, an organization with the mission “to care for orphans by engaging the Church and reducing barriers to adoption.”What began in the heart of an 11-year-old girl not only shaped her own family, but has impacted countless other families as well.Over the past four years, Show Hope has grown programmatically, financially, and operationally, and in 2017 the leadership team began laying out a strategic plan for the future with Richards spearheading the process. That plan included both leadership and organizational succession plans as well as the expansion of the nonprofit’s four pillars of work: Adoption Aid, Care Centers in China, Pre+Post Adoption Support, and Student Initiatives.Richards and her husband, Tanner, have three daughters and reside in Franklin, Tenn. She holds a bachelor’s degree in International Studies and Religion from Baylor University and a master’s degree in Theology from Queen’s University in Belfast, Northern Ireland.About Show Hope: Show Hope is a movement to care for orphans. They work to restore hope by breaking down barriers that exist between waiting children and loving families. This movement began in 2003, when Mary Beth and Steven Curtis Chapman founded Show Hope after having their own eyes and hearts opened to the global orphan crisis.Since its founding, Show Hope has provided more than $24 million in Adoption Aid grants, impacting more than 6,200 children from more than 60 countries, including the United States. The nonprofit has also provided care to more than 2,600 children with acute medical and special needs through its Care Centers in China, and through its Pre+Post Adoption Support efforts, Show Hope has provided tools and resources for more than 65,000 families, individuals, and professionals to care for children with complex needs. And as of 2018, more than 20,500 students have been engaged through Show Hope’s Student Initiatives, which educates and empowers the next generation of leaders to effectively care and make a difference in the lives of waiting children. www.ShowHope.org.Links:Show HopeChoosing to See by Mary Beth ChapmanCompassion International Empowered to Connect ConferenceShow Hope Student Initiatives Quote Us! "My parents really set a framework for us in our home of appropriate vulnerability and really needing Christ to be what grounded us and knowing ultimately we have to believe that God is in control and that He loves us." - @E_C_Richards #MARKEDPodcast"When you're going to selflessly love another person, the enemy's going to be ticked and he's going to come after that." - @E_C_Richards #MARKEDPodcast"There's nothing more powerful than a student who's leaning in and listening to God's voice and really pursuing what God is putting on their heart." - @E_C_Richards #MARKEDPodcast"For some of you, faithful obedience may not be starting your own ministry, but doing something in your home. It's taking whatever next step the Lord is calling you to do...

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    MARKED Catherine Parks May 20, 2019
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    Today we're talking about a handful of women who God has used in a powerful way. Catherine Parks' new book Empowered tells their stories in a way that will engage the hearts and minds of young girls, so we're excited to get to talk to her. You'll love her charm and humor as we talk about some incredible women today!About Catherine:Catherine Parks is an author and Bible teacher who loves to see people build friendships around Scripture and prayer. She's the author of “Real: The Surprising Secret to Deeper Relationships,” a co-author of “A Christ-Centered Wedding: Rejoicing in the Gospel on Your Big Day,” and she lives in Nashville, TN with her husband, two children, and a cute dog named Ollie.Links:Catherine's websiteCatherine's booksEmpowered: How God Shaped 11 Women's Lives (And Can Shape Yours Too)Strong: How God Eqiupped 11 Ordinary Men With Extraordinary Power (releases June 25, 2019)Quote Us:"The same God who empowered Corrie Ten Boom to forgive really difficult people can empower you right where you are to forgive." @CathParks #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"I want my daughter to know that she has value and that she can do so many things that I didn't necessarily think to do as a kid." @CathParks #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"We need to help girls see that faithful living means living in harmony with the people in your home, putting someone before yourself at school, and loving your neighbor. It starts with being faithful in the little things." @CathParks #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook

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    MARKED Jen Wilkin May 06, 2019
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    We're both still trying to figure out how we haven't had Jen Wilkin on the podcast until today! We're talking about serving alongside those you don't agree with, equipping women, and discipling your own kids. Jen's humor and love for Scripture are evident in everything she does, and we're excited for you to hear from her on today's episode!About Jen:Jen Wilkin is a wife, mom to four, and an advocate for women to love God with their minds through the faithful study of His Word. She is a speaker, writer, and Bible teacher. Jen lives in Flower Mound, Texas, and her family calls The Village Church home. Jen’s newest study is God of Creation. She is also the author of Women of the Word, None Like Him, In His Image, Sermon on the Mount Bible study, 1 Peter: A Living Hope in Christ Bible study, God of Creation Bible study, and God of Covenant Bible Study. Links:Jen's WebsiteKnowing Faith PodcastQuote Us:"You can’t do all the right things and have outcomes guaranteed for you." @jenniferwilkin #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"We’re going to have to focus on what unites us." @jenniferwilkin #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"The thing that will make the church winsome is our unity." @jenniferwilkin #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"When I realized the Bible was a Book about God, and its most important function was to give me a transcendent vision of Him, it changed everything." @jenniferwilkin #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook

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    MARKED Jackie Green & Lauren Green McAfee Apr 22, 2019
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    Since Mother's Day is right around the corner, we thought it would be fun to have a mom and daughter we love on this episode! We're talking about what motherhood is and isn't, and what happens when motherhood doesn't look like you expected.About Jackie:Jackie Green wears many different hats as she navigates writing, speaking, organizing events for women, being a wife and mother to six and GiGi to four. She is the co-founder of Museum of the Bible and serves on the board of several organizations. She is also the founder of Women of Legacy—an effort to help women discover and leave an eternal legacy. She has been married for thirty-five years to her husband, Steve, whom she actively supports in his role as President of Hobby Lobby and Chairman of the Board at Museum of the Bible. She has co-authored two books: This Dangerous Book with her husband, Steve Green, and Only One Life with her daughter, Lauren Green McAfee. Although she enjoys traveling and meeting people worldwide, her favorite place to be is home with her family. Connect with Jackie at www.jackiegreen.us.About Lauren:Lauren Green McAfee is a communicator, connector, and coffee enthusiast with a heart to engage others with the Bible. While earning her graduate degrees in pastoral counseling and theology, Lauren worked for her father, Steve Green, as he founded Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C. Today, Lauren works at the Hobby Lobby corporate office and pursues a PhD in ethics and public policy at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Connect with Lauren at laurenamcafee.com and on Instagram: @laurenamacafee.Links:Legacy Bible Study - Releases May 15!Only One Life Book by Jackie and LaurenMuseum of the Bible5 Love Languages BookMissional Motherhood Bible StudyYouVersion Bible AppBooks for Every Enneagram Type (We wanted to share this post from our friend Jenaye since we talk about the Enneagram in this episode!)Devotions With Priscilla - Audio CD Volume 2 / Downloadable Audio BundleQuote Us:Your legacy story is going to outlive your life. @JackieDGreen #MarkedPodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookEach of the small, mundane moments - they do matter. @LaurenAMcAfee #MarkedPodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookWe each write that legacy story, whether or not we’re aware of it every day. @JackieDGreen #MarkedPodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook

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