Fully Known Podcast: Recent Episodes
Olivia Meade
The Fully Known podcast exists to promote biblical literacy and gospel centered conversation among women. Hosted by Olivia Meade.
Each show features a short teaching and/or interview-style conversation with different ladies of the local church.
On today's episode, Olivia talks with her friend Traci Smith.
They discuss how COVID has affected children + the church, using your gifts in local ministry, and the importance of mentorship among women. This leads to a broader discussion about Priscilla and Aquila, two prominent members of the early church.
Scripture references: Acts 18, Romans 16, 1 Cor. 16:19, 2 Timothy 4:19
Traci's current books/podcast recommendations:
BOOKS// The Dutch House by Ann Patchett, Gentle & Lowly by Dane Ortlund, and Deep Discipleship by J.T. English
PODCASTS// Knowing Faith, The Big BooCast
On today's episode, Olivia talks with her friend Taylor Landers about God's faithfulness in ministry and how we see redemption in the hard stories of the Bible. We hope you enjoy this fun conversation!
Scripture references: Genesis 38 and Matthew 1:1-3
Things Taylor mentions at the end: Superstore (show) and She Reads Truth podcast
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We're BACK!
After a few months off, Fully Known is back with brand new episodes. Today, Olivia sits down with her friend Jess McMaster to discuss a couple well-known women from the New Testament, Mary and Martha.
Scripture references // John 11-12, Luke 10, and 1 Samuel 16:13.
Book Jess mentions at the end // Bearing God's Name: Why Sinai Still Matters by Carmen Joy Imes
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A mini series on marriage and relationships. On today's episode, Olivia is joined by her husband Matt to discuss all things enneagram.
LINKS // Your Enneagram Coach (test): https://www.yourenneagramcoach.com/dont-know-your-type
The Road Back to You (book): https://www.amazon.com/dp/0830846190/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_x_m5tDFb8VC10KD
Annie F. Downs EnneaSummer 2020 Series (podcast): https://www.anniefdowns.com/podcast/
SEASON TWO!
Today Olivia is joined by Heather Wray. They talk about Elizabeth, mother of John the Baptist, and how her life of faithfulness points directly to God's goodness. The story is found in Luke 1. Olivia also talks with Heather about being a teacher in the public school system and how she's navigating COVID-19 in her classroom.
For links + show notes, visit: www.rivervalley.cc/fullyknown.
Today, we're studying the high priestly prayer of Jesus found in John 17. In recognition of Holy Week, we wanted to take time to focus on this significant moment that happened before Jesus went to the cross. Olivia sits down with her husband Matt to discuss the text and give an update on how they're doing 3 weeks in to being quarantined due to COVID-19.
Things get funny toward to end of the show, so make sure to stick around. Olivia asks Matt to answer questions like ""What is a maxi dress?"" and Matt asks Olivia to explain the mechanics of a ""pick and roll"" in basketball. As you can imagine, their answers are precious.
Today we're taking a break from the regular format of the show. There's no teaching on a woman of the Bible -- instead we're reading Psalm 29. In light of current events surrounding COVID-19, this psalm offers comfort and perspective. God sits enthroned above the flood (v. 10) and is forever in control. Thanks be to Him.
Olivia also sits down with Anna Elkins. Anna is a wife, mom, women's ministry leader at Redemption Church, and a nurse practitioner. Anna explains the facts regarding COVID-19 and dispels some commons myths about the virus. This conversation is framed around the gospel and the unique opportunity for the church to lead by serving. Anna and Olivia transition from talking about COVID-19 to chatting about theology (naturally). Below are some of their resources recommendations.
Anna // None Greater by Matthew Barrett Bible Study Fellowship (BSF)
Olivia // Delighting in the Trinity by Michael Reeves Systematic Theology by Wayne Grudem (podcast and book) What Is Reformed Theology by R.C. Sproul
Today we're studying Deborah. She is the only recorded female judge of Israel, and her story is mostly found in Judges 4-5. The book of Judges is interesting (to say the least). Deborah and her counterpart Barak provide some respite for the Israelites in a time of oppression. Plus, one of the most ruthless ladies in all of the Bible makes a cameo (looking at you, Jael).
Olivia also sits down with Heather Cook. Heather has been married to her husband Jason for nearly 11 years and is mom to Benjamin. She talks about how counseling (both marriage and personal) taught her how to set healthy boundaries and communicate with others effectively. Heather also shares about her family's experience with church burnout and how they are navigating this new season of ministry together.
The stories of Rahab and Ruth intersect beautifully. They each have a unique way of pointing to the coming Christ. Rahab's story is found in the book of Joshua. Ruth is found in the book of Ruth. They come together in Matthew 1 - where the lineage of Jesus is listed.
Olivia also sits down with Alli Navy this episode. Alli is a pastor's wife and mom of three kiddos. She leads worship at New Huntington Church and also leads a women's discipleship group. Alli talks about the difficulties surrounding pastoral ministry and the impact that has on a family. She also shares about her reluctance to step out and lead worship because of feelings of inadequacy.
On this episode of the Fully Known Podcast, we are studying the story of the five daughters of Zelophehad (Numbers 27).
Olivia also sits down with Lydia Waybright. Lydia talks about how God used a recent season of disappointment to shape her dependence on Him, what it's like to find a faith that is your own, and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health. She's also a worship leader at Redemption Church in Huntington, WV.
Today we are exploring the story of the Hebrew midwives, Shiphrah and Puah found in Exodus 1. Their story is short, but God uses them to play a role in the redemptive narrative of His people.
This episode you’ll also hear from my friend Amber Bevans. Amber and I first met on a mission trip to Jamaica nearly 7 years ago. She has a heart for international missions, runs marathons, and delivers babies for fun (really)! This conversation was fun, but we also talk about some hard seasons and the transformation health journey she has been on for nearly two years. We hope you enjoy!
Stories from Women of the Church. Each episode will include Bible teaching and interview style questions.