Every Woman is a Theologian
That’s why we exist.
Theology isn’t just for scholars in tweed jackets or dusty seminary libraries. It’s for you—the woman navigating a corporate job, the single girl wrestling with big questions, the mom juggling babies while her husband travels. Theology is simply the study of God’s nature, and every woman who follows Christ is called to know His heart.
At Every Woman a Theologian, we believe you don’t need a degree to be a theologian. You just need a hunger for truth and a willingness to learn. Here, we’ll help you grow in biblical wisdom—one step at a time—so you can live out your faith with confidence in a world that’s often confused about God.
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Did Jesus Really Claim to be God?
In this episode of the systematic theology mini-series, Phylicia looks at christology. Why does it matter that Jesus is human AND divine? Did He exist before He came to earth, and if so why? Did Jesus make a claim to be God or was that made up by His disciples? All these and more answered in this episode of the Every Woman a Theologian launch series!
The Mean Old Testament God
In the second episode of this mini-series on systematic theology, Phylicia digs into the “mean” Old Testament God and why we need a biblical view of *both* God’s love and holiness to understand salvation through Christ. We talk about God’s wrath, the redefining of love, and how God’s holiness in the OT is what makes Him trustworthy today.
Did God Set Humans Up to Fail?
In this episode based on chapter 3 of Every Woman a Theologian, we look at cosmology, anthropology and hamartiology: theologies of the universe, humanity and sin. You’ll learn about the actual nature of the serpent in the Garden, why humanity had to be free to sin, what would happen if God did not permit evil, and how this impacts your daily life!
How Do I Know I’m Interpeting The Bible Correctly?
In this first episode of a mini-series on systematic theology, Phylicia discusses why we need theology, what to do if you think it’s “boring”, and how NOT checking our theology impacts our lives. Then we begin a deep dive into a reader question about biblical interpretation and theology of the Bible.
How to Read the Whole Bible in a Year
In this special episode we’re sharing a brand NEW opportunity to read the entire bible chronologically! You’ll join Phylicia and the Every Woman a Theologian community to read through the whole Bible in the new year.
How To Succeed at a Bible Reading Plan
Ever started a Bible reading plan only to give up in Leviticus? We’ve all done it! In this episode you’ll learn why consistent exposure to the Word of God is so important and get a look at five reading plan options to help you do this. Phylicia also discusses the often overlooked hack of using your learning style – auditory, visual or kinesthetic – to help you engage with the Word.
How Can God Satisfy My Heart?
Can God truly satisfy? In this episode Phylicia talks about envy, discontent, and why the desire for satisfaction transcends our life stage. You’ll learn why the affection of God frees us to live as satisfied people even when our circumstances haven’t changed.
Discerning Christmas
Is Christmas a pagan holiday? What about Christmas trees, Santa Claus, and the advent of… Advent? Get answers to all these questions in this episode, which is an excerpt from the new holiday guide, Seasonal Celebrations.