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EPISODE · Jun 16, 2026 · 1H 5M

Being Salty and Being Light

from Flipping Tables · host Julie Sexton

Welcome to the table! I'm joined once again by Dr. Kim Stolzfus for another great conversation. Kim's one of my favorite people to talk to about matters of faith, especially conversation about being a Christian witness. She continues to amaze me with her humble, gentle obedience to live as salt and light wherever God places her.    Kim shares candidly about some of her experiences being salt and light in the world of academia. We both reflect on the times when we got it right and other times when we failed. Both our successes and our failures have contributed to our spiritual formation into ambassadors for Christ.    The conversation flew by and we both left the table encouraged. She's an inspiration to me. I think this episode will both inspire and encourage you. Thanks for joining us at the table!   Passage: Matthew 5:13-16   Kim's previous episode: Anxiety, Panic, and Faith That Held On   We're excited to be anchoring down in the Sermon on The Mount for the summer. Subscribe to my Table 2 Newsletter for study reflections on the Sermon on the Mount. You can visit Flourish Ministry for free resources and to learn more about us. Keep following the Table Flipper, and leave the table flipping to Jesus.  

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