Lamplighters Podcast

In this season finale of Lamp Lighters, Lynn Adams, Meredith Weatherby, and Laura Tuma conclude their yearlong journey through the Gospel of Mark by exploring the death and resurrection of Jesus in Mark 15:21–16:20. The conversation reflects on the crucifixion, the courage of unexpected disciples like Simon of Cyrene and Joseph of Arimathea, and the profound meaning of the empty tomb. The hosts also discuss the testimony of the women, the disciples’ struggle to believe the resurrection, and Jesus’ final commissioning of His followers. As the study of Mark comes to a close, this episode returns to the central truth of the Christian faith: the cross, the empty tomb, and the call for every believer to bear witness to the risen Christ.

Laura Tuma and Lynn Adams explore Jesus’ trial before Pontius Pilate in Mark 15:1–20. As the religious leaders press their case and the crowd chooses Barabbas, the conversation reflects on hard-heartedness, the misuse of authority, and the quiet obedience of Jesus as He moves toward the cross. The exchange of the guilty for the innocent offers a striking picture of the gospel at the center of the Passion story.

As Jesus stands before the Sanhedrin, Peter waits in the courtyard below, frightened and unsure of what will happen next. In this lesson, Meredith Weatherby and Lynn Adams explore Mark’s interwoven account of Jesus’ trial and Peter’s three denials, showing the sharp contrast between Jesus’ faithfulness and Peter’s fear. This episode reflects on the ways we, like Peter, often fall short despite our best intentions. Yet even here, the gospel is clear: our hope does not rest in our ability to remain faithful, but in the steadfast faithfulness of God.

In this episode of Lamplighters, Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams walk us into the dark heart of Mark’s Gospel. In Mark 14:32–51, Jesus enters Gethsemane and faces the full weight of what lies ahead—anguish, betrayal, and ultimate abandonment. Jan and Lynn explore Jesus’ deeply human prayer to “Abba,” his request for the cup to pass, and his surrender to the Father’s will. They reflect on the disciples’ failure to watch and pray, Peter’s impulsive violence, Judas’ painful betrayal, and the scattering of the sheep when the Shepherd is struck. This episode invites listeners to consider their own “Gardens of Gethsemane”: Where are we tempted to sleep instead of pray? Where are we overconfident in our strength? What do we do when our world falls apart? Even in failure and fear, God is at work. Through abandonment, surrender, and weakness, the purposes of God continue to unfold.

In this episode of Lamp Lighters, Lynn Adams and Jan Skaggs walk through Mark 14:1–31, where devotion and betrayal unfold side by side. Framed by Mark’s “sandwich” structure, the anointing at Bethany stands in stark contrast to Judas’ conspiracy. Mary’s costly act of love reveals a faith that trusts Jesus at His word, while Judas’ actions expose a divided heart. As the Passover meal is prepared and the Lord’s Supper is instituted, Jesus delivers two sobering predictions: one disciple will betray Him, and all will fall away. Peter’s bold confidence soon meets its limits, reminding us that sincerity is not the same as strength. The discussion considers what it means to know our own hearts, to resist pride, and to rely moment by moment on Christ. Even in betrayal and denial, God’s purposes stand firm. The question that remains is not simply about Judas or Peter—but about us: How strong is our faith when tested?

In this episode of the Lamplighters Podcast, Catriona Preston and Lynn Adams explore Mark 13, one of the most challenging and often misunderstood chapters in the Gospel of Mark. As Jesus teaches his disciples on the Mount of Olives during Passion Week, he speaks about coming tribulation, the destruction of the temple, persecution, false messiahs, and the promise of his return. Together, Catriona and Lynn unpack the historical and biblical context behind Jesus’ words and reflect on how this prophecy offers not fear, but hope. This conversation centers on what it means to remain watchful, faithful, and grounded in God’s promises—living each day with trust in the Holy Spirit and confidence that this is not the end of the story.

In this episode, Lynn Adams is joined by Catriona Preston to explore Jesus’ teaching on the greatest commandment: loving God with all we are and loving our neighbor as ourselves. Through Jesus’ interaction with a sincere scribe and the powerful example of the poor widow, this lesson contrasts genuine devotion with outward religious performance and reminds us that God looks at the heart—not appearances or amounts.

Hosts Cindy Young and Lynn Adams explore Mark 12:1–27 as Jesus faces increasing opposition from the religious authorities during Holy Week. Through the parable of the wicked tenants and a series of confrontational questions about taxes and the resurrection, Jesus reveals God’s authority, faithfulness, and ultimate purpose. This episode invites listeners to reflect on how we respond when God’s Word challenges our assumptions and calls us to deeper trust.

In this episode, hosts Lynn Adams and Cindy Young explore the beginning of Holy Week as Jesus intentionally enters Jerusalem. They unpack the symbolism of the triumphal entry, the significance of Jesus riding a donkey, and what this moment reveals about his identity as a king who comes in peace. The conversation then turns to the cursing of the fig tree and the cleansing of the temple—two intertwined events that expose spiritual barrenness, misplaced ritual, and the consequences of missing God’s purposes. Lynn and Cindy also reflect on the growing tension between Jesus and the religious authorities, highlighting Jesus’ authority, wisdom, and resolve as opposition intensifies. This lesson invites listeners to examine their own lives: Are we bearing fruit? Are our prayers rooted in intimacy with God or empty ritual? And are we following Jesus for what he can do for us—or for who he truly is?

As Jesus and his disciples draw closer to Jerusalem, the tension in the Gospel of Mark continues to build. In this episode, we explore Mark 10:32–52, where Jesus predicts his death for the third time and invites his followers to reconsider what greatness, power, and faithfulness truly look like in God’s kingdom. Laura Tuma walks us through the striking contrasts in this passage: between worldly ambition and servant leadership, between spiritual blindness and true sight. We listen in as James and John ask for positions of honor, even as Jesus speaks plainly about suffering and sacrifice—and we meet Bartimaeus, a blind beggar whose faith allows him to see what others miss. Together, these stories challenge us to reflect on what we are really asking of Jesus, how we respond to his call, and what it means to follow him on the road that leads to the cross. This lesson reminds us that Jesus came not to be served, but to serve—and that true discipleship is marked by dependence, mercy, and trust.

In this episode of Lamp Lighters, Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams step back to take a wide-angle view of Mark 10:1–30, where Jesus intensifies his teaching as he and the disciples move steadily toward Jerusalem. Through three vivid encounters—questions about divorce, the blessing of children, and the challenge given to a rich young man—Jesus reveals the deeper values of God’s kingdom. Each scene touches on a controversial issue, delivers a truth that can feel offensive or convicting, and yet is marked by Jesus’ unwavering gaze of love and compassion. Jan and Lynn explore how these stories are not isolated moral lessons, but interconnected illustrations of what it truly means to follow Jesus with humility, dependence, and trust. As Jesus confronts cultural assumptions about power, status, self-reliance, and worth, listeners are invited to reflect on where God may be calling them toward deeper obedience—and what it might cost. This episode reminds us that discipleship is not about being “good enough,” but about surrendering every part of our lives to Christ and receiving the transforming grace of God’s kingdom.

Welcome back from the holiday break—this is our first Lamplighters episode of 2026! In Lesson 12, Meredith Weatherby and Lynn Adams walk through Mark 9:30–50 as Jesus shifts from public ministry to focused, intentional teaching of the Twelve. Jesus predicts His death again, and the disciples respond… by arguing about who’s the greatest. Jesus turns their definition of greatness upside down: the first must be last, the greatest must be servant of all, and welcoming the “least” matters more than winning status. The conversation then moves to a surprising moment of gatekeeping (“He’s not one of us”), and Jesus dismantles the disciples’ hierarchy mindset—reminding them that God’s kingdom is bigger than their circle. Finally, Jesus uses vivid, sobering imagery to press the seriousness of sin and stumbling blocks, calling His followers to spiritual clarity, humility, and faithful living. Meredith closes with a simple challenge: don’t aim to be impressive—aim to be faithful. This week, pray for one name and one tangible way to serve.

In this final Lamplighters lesson before our Advent break, Laura Tuma and Lynn Adams explore the theme of spiritual vision through two powerful moments in Mark 9: the Transfiguration and the healing of a boy with an impure spirit. On the mountaintop, Peter, James, and John catch a breathtaking glimpse of Jesus in his glory, alongside Moses and Elijah. Laura and Lynn unpack the rich Old Testament connections, the contrast between living glory and lifeless idols, and God’s command to the disciples: “This is my beloved Son. Listen to him.” From there, the story moves straight into the valley of suffering, where a desperate father pleads for his son’s healing. Jesus responds with both authority and compassion, leading to the honest, enduring prayer of the father: “I do believe; help me overcome my unbelief.” Laura and Lynn reflect on how belief and unbelief can coexist, what it means to develop spiritual vision, and why prayer and regular spiritual practices keep us “prayed up” for the struggles we face. As we enter the season of Advent, this episode invites us to remember that the baby we await in Bethlehem is the same radiant Christ of the mountaintop—and to consider how we will listen and respond to Him in this season.

In this pivotal lesson, Beth Feger and Lynn Adams explore Mark 8:1–9:1, where Jesus feeds the four thousand, heals a blind man, and asks his disciples one of the most defining questions in Scripture: “Who do you say I am?” Through moments of misunderstanding, revelation, and rebuke, this passage marks a turning point in the Gospel as Jesus begins to reveal the cost of discipleship. Beth and Lynn discuss the expanding table of God’s compassion, the danger of spiritual blindness, and the invitation to follow Christ—even when it challenges our expectations or comfort.

ChatGPT said:In this episode, Lynn Adams and Beth Feger explore what it truly means to be clean or unclean in God’s eyes. Through three encounters—the confrontation with the Pharisees, the faith of a Gentile woman, and the healing of a deaf and mute man—Jesus reveals that purity is a matter of the heart, not external rituals. Lynn and Beth trace how these stories connect to one another, showing how Jesus breaks down barriers, opens ears and hearts, and invites all people into God’s redeeming love.

In this week’s episode, Catherine and Lynn explore Mark 6:30–56, where Jesus invites the disciples to rest—only to be met by yet another pressing crowd. Through the feeding of the five thousand, Jesus walking on water, and the healings at Gennesaret, we see his deep compassion even in the face of interruption and exhaustion. The conversation invites us to consider how Jesus reveals himself in our own storms and how we are called to partner with him in faith and prayer to bring healing to the world.

Lynn Adams welcomes a new voice to the podcast, Kathryn Sedberry, as they explore Mark 6:1–29—a passage that moves from Jesus’ rejection in his hometown to the sending of the Twelve, and finally to the story of John the Baptist’s death. Together, they unpack the differences between belief and faith, and reflect on how a hardened heart can close us off from God’s transforming work. Through the contrasts of unbelief, obedience, and misplaced pride, Lynn and Kathryn invite listeners to consider where our own hearts might need softening to live more fully in faith and trust.

Meredith Weatherby returns with Lynn Adams to trace Mark 5’s arc of restoration—from the storm-stilled sea to the storm inside a man haunted by a “legion,” and onward to Jairus’s dying daughter and the woman healed after 12 long years. Together they explore Jesus’ absolute authority over nature, evil, disease, and death; how this scene in Gentile territory signals that God’s reign reaches every corner; and why Jesus won’t let the healed woman remain anonymous—inviting her (and us) into seen-and-known, shalom-shaped relationship. Meredith also shares a personal reflection on “cooperating” with God’s transforming work in us while we wait for healing in others. Discussion prompts surface naturally in the contrasts and links between Jairus and the bleeding woman (status, desperation, “12 years,” faith, and interruption), and in the townspeople’s fear-driven request for Jesus to leave. It’s a rich conversation about restoration, reconciliation, and the courage to let Jesus make us whole.

Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams explore why Jesus shifts to parables in Mark 4—and how these deceptively simple stories invite “heart, not head” understanding. Jan explains what a parable is (a story set alongside the kingdom for clarity), why Jesus speaks of insiders and outsiders, and how listening with open hearts reorders our lives around kingdom priorities. In a twist, Jan challenges listeners to sit with the parables themselves this week—leaning on the Holy Spirit and small-group community rather than a guided teaching. The conversation then turns to the storm on the Sea of Galilee, where Jesus’ authority over wind and wave leads into a practical “storm theology”: turn to Christ in the chaos, remember He’s in the boat, and practice trust—with journaled reminders and a simple, embodied prayer of open hands.

In Lesson 4 of this season of the Lamp Lighters Podcast, Lynn Adams and Laura Tuma continue the journey through the Gospel of Mark with chapter 3. They explore Jesus’ authority over the Sabbath, the growing opposition from religious leaders, and the significance of his healing ministry. This lesson highlights the vast crowds drawn to Jesus, the calling of the twelve disciples, and Mark’s distinctive “sandwich” structure that deepens our understanding of true discipleship and family in God’s kingdom.

In Lesson 3 of Lamp Lighters, Lynn Adams and Laura Tuma explore Mark 2, where a series of stories reveal deepening conflict between Jesus and the religious leaders. From the paralyzed man lowered through a roof, to Jesus dining with tax collectors, to disputes over fasting and Sabbath practices, each scene highlights disagreements about forgiveness, fellowship, fasting, and freedom. These moments not only point to Jesus’ authority but also set in motion the events that would ultimately lead to the cross. Lynn Adams and Laura Tuma invite us to hear these familiar stories with fresh ears, consider how we respond to Jesus’ authority, and reflect on what it means to align our lives with his call.

Jesus wastes no time. In Mark 1:14–45, we watch Him step decisively into public ministry—proclaiming the good news, calling the first disciples with a simple “Follow me,” teaching with authority in the synagogue, and healing both in public and in a private home. Meredith Weatherby and Lynn Adams explore Mark’s urgent pace and the difference between kairos (God’s appointed moment) and chronos (clock time), the “Messianic Secret,” and why Jesus withdraws to pray right after a whirlwind day. Finally, a leper approaches—and Jesus does the unthinkable: He reaches out and touches him. This conversation invites us to consider who we’re walking near, how we practice rhythms of action and solitude, and where Jesus may be restoring what feels too big—or too small—for anyone else to heal.

Lynn and Meredith open our journey through the Gospel of Mark with a fast-moving look at Mark 1:1–13. In just 13 verses, Mark declares Jesus as “Messiah, Son of God,” introduces John the Baptist preparing the way, and shows Jesus’ baptism and temptation in the wilderness. Along the way, Lynn unpacks why “Christ” is a title (not a last name), how Jesus’ baptism affirms his mission and solidarity with us, and why acknowledging real spiritual opposition matters for our everyday discipleship. Meredith reflects on the power of brevity, the comfort of being God’s beloved, and how God meets us using familiar practices like baptism. The episode closes with practical prompts on preparation, repentance, and living as beloved children of God.

Lamp Lighters is back! In this special season kick-off episode, Lynne welcomes Covenant’s newest associate pastor, Ben Davison, for an overview of the Gospel of Mark and what makes it unique among the four Gospels. Together they explore why each Gospel writer tells Jesus’ story in a distinct way, what to expect in our study of Mark, and how its fast-paced, intentional style continually points us back to Jesus’ question: “Who do you say that I am?” Ben shares insights on themes like the “messianic secret,” the artistry of Mark’s storytelling, and the striking way the Gospel ends. This premiere episode sets the stage for our study of Mark — inviting us to look deeper, read in context, and let God’s Word challenge us anew.

Episode 22: Take Every Opportunity (Season Finale) Our journey through Acts comes to a powerful conclusion as Paul finally arrives in Rome, fulfilling God’s promise that he would carry the gospel to the heart of the empire. But his arrival is anything but smooth—delays, storms, shipwrecks, and trials test his faith at every turn. In this season finale, we reflect on how God uses life’s obstacles to shape us, grow our trust, and create new opportunities to share His message. From Paul’s unwavering faith to the unfinished ending of Acts, we are reminded that the story isn’t over—God is still writing it through us today. How will we take every opportunity to share our faith? Thank you for joining us this season—we look forward to reconnecting when we begin a new study next September!

Episode 21: The End of the Beginning - Paul’s journey takes a decisive turn as he stands trial before Festus and appeals to Caesar, setting the course for his eventual journey to Rome. In this episode, we explore the political intrigue surrounding Paul’s imprisonment, the hidden plots against his life, and the divine hand guiding his path. As he boldly shares his testimony before King Agrippa, we are reminded of the power of personal witness and unwavering faith. How do we take every opportunity, like Paul, to share our own encounters with Christ? Join us as we reflect on what it means to remain steadfast in faith, no matter the obstacles.

Paul Waits - Lesson 20 by Lamplighters

In this episode of Lamplighters, Jan and Lynn continue their journey through the Book of Acts, following Paul’s dramatic return to Jerusalem. Despite repeated warnings from friends and prophets, Paul remains steadfast in his calling, demonstrating unwavering courage in the face of persecution. As tensions rise, we witness Paul’s deep love for his fellow Jews and his unshakable commitment to spreading the gospel—even when it leads him straight into danger. Jan and Lynn discuss the misunderstandings that plagued Paul’s ministry, the emotional turmoil of his friends pleading with him to turn back, and the ultimate sovereignty of God in all circumstances. From a heartfelt farewell tour to a riotous mob and a surprising act of Roman protection, this chapter is filled with lessons on courage, obedience, and trusting God’s plan even when it doesn’t make sense. Join us as we explore how Paul’s story challenges us to stay faithful to our own callings, no matter the obstacles, and ask ourselves: What circumstances do we need to place in God’s hands this week? Tune in and be encouraged by Paul’s unwavering example as an ambassador for Christ!

The gospel message begins to spread farther than ever, reaching new people and places. In this episode, Lamp Lighters follows Paul’s journey as he reasons with those he meets, bringing the message of Christ into new cultural settings. Join Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams as they explore how faith moves, adapts, and reaches beyond boundaries.

This week on Lamp Lighters, join guest host Meredith Weatherby with Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams for a for Lesson 18, "A Life Well Lived" as they dive deep in to Acts chapter 20.

Join hosts Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams as they dive into Paul’s missionary journey at its peak. In this episode, they explore how Paul’s experiences shaped his mission and what we can learn from his dedication to living for Christ.

Lamp Lighters continues its journey through Acts as Paul faces rejection yet again and finds new direction in Corinth. Special guest Laura Tuma joins Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams to explore how Paul navigates opposition, discovers unexpected ministry partners, and plants seeds of faith in a city known for its challenges. Join us as we reflect on how God’s redirection can lead to greater purpose and impact.

In this episode, Lamp Lighters explores the mysterious ways God works through Paul’s journey. Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams reflect on Paul’s return to the place where he first met Timothy and how God’s guidance shapes unexpected paths. Join us as we dive into the story of faith, trust, and following where God leads.

In this pivotal episode, Lamp Lighters delves into Acts chapter 15 and the story of the church in Antioch. Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams explore how this chapter addresses early church conflicts, including wrestling with crucial theology. Join us as we uncover timeless lessons for navigating challenges in faith and community.

Lamplighters is back after the holidays! In this episode, Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams guide us through the challenges faced by the early church in Acts, reflecting on how faith empowers us to overcome obstacles. Join us as we continue exploring the story of Acts and uncover lessons of perseverance and trust for our own lives.

In our final episode of the year, Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams explore the theme of new beginnings through the story of Paul’s transformation and ministry. Join us as we discuss how moments of change can shape the future in unexpected ways. Lamp Lighters will return with more thoughtful conversations in the new year!

Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams explore how prayer shaped the early church, highlighting key moments in Peter’s story where faith and prayer led to miraculous outcomes. As Peter's journey in Acts wraps up, they discuss the lasting impact of a prayerful community and Peter’s enduring legacy.

Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams examine Peter’s groundbreaking decision to bring the good news to Gentiles, breaking cultural and religious boundaries in obedience to God’s call. In this episode, they discuss Peter's bold move to preach without prejudice, expanding the early church’s reach and challenging assumptions about who could belong. Join us as we explore the courage it took for Peter to step beyond tradition and the lasting impact of his ministry on the Christian faith.

In this episode, Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams dive into the dramatic conversion of Saul, the early Christian church's primary persecutor. Together, they explore how Saul’s unexpected encounter on the road to Damascus changed the course of his life and the early church, sparking questions about redemption, transformation, and purpose that continue to resonate today.

In this episode of the Lamp Lighters podcast, "Conviction and Comfort - Lesson 7," hosts Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams are joined by special guest Kristin Schell. In this episode, they talk about how persecution propelled the disciples out of Jerusalem, into Judea, and then into the rest of the world.

In this week's episode of the Lamp Lighters podcast, "Stephen - Lesson 6" hosts Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams continue their study on the book of Acts. This episode focuses on the story of Stephen, as the opposition to the Christian message expands. Join Jan and Lynn as they discuss the events surrounding Stephen's life and his role in the early church.

Welcome to Lesson 5 - "Whom to Obey." In this episode of the Lamp Lighters podcast, hosts Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams are joined by regular but still very special guest Laura Tuma. Together, they continue their exploration of the book of Acts, focusing on how the disciples replicated Jesus' life through teaching, preaching, and healing. As their popularity grew, they began attracting the negative attention of the religious authorities, leading them to a pivotal moment: deciding whom they must follow. Whether you're a longtime listener or joining us for the first time, this episode offers meaningful insights into following Christ's example, even in the face of opposition. Join us for another engaging discussion in this season of discovery.

Welcome to Lesson 4 - WWJD. In this episode of the Lamp Lighters podcast, hosts Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams continue their exploration of the book of Acts as part of the Lamp Lighters Bible Study's 40th anniversary series. This week, the focus is on the question: What Would Jesus Do? Jan and Lynn reflect on how the early church, as described in Acts, sought to live out Jesus' teachings in their everyday lives. Whether you're a longtime listener or joining us for the first time, this episode invites thoughtful reflection on how we can follow Christ's example in our own lives. Join us for another meaningful discussion as we continue this season of discovery.

Welcome to Lesson 3 - Living Transparently. In this episode of the Lamp Lighters podcast, hosts Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams continue their study of the book of Acts, as part of the Lamp Lighters Bible Study's 40th anniversary series. This week, we look at how the early church was unified in prayer, fellowship, and extravagant generosity. Whether you’ve been part of this journey for years or are just tuning in, this episode offers a meaningful reflection on how these values can shape our lives today. Join us as we continue to explore the powerful lessons of Acts and grow together in faith!

Welcome to Lesson 2 - What It Is! In this episode of the Lamp Lighters podcast, hosts Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams continue celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Lamp Lighters Bible Study. This week, they guide listeners through another thought-provoking discussion centered on deepening your understanding of faith and Scripture. Whether you’ve been part of Lamp Lighters for years or are joining for the first time, this episode will inspire you to stay engaged and grow in your spiritual journey. Tune in for more as we continue our shared path of discovery and reflection!

Welcome to the first full episode of the season, Lesson 1 - Wait For It! In this new episode of the Lamp Lighters podcast, hosts Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams welcome everyone back as they continue celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Lamp Lighters Bible Study. This episode dives into the theme of reconnecting and recommitting to learning, featuring an in-depth review of inductive Bible study principles. Jan and Lynn share practical tips and insights to help deepen your understanding of scripture, making this episode perfect whether you’re a longtime participant or tuning in for the first time. Get ready to reengage with renewed enthusiasm and a fresh perspective as we embark on another year of discovery and spiritual growth together!

In this follow-up episode of the Lamp Lighters podcast, hosts Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams welcome everyone back as they continue the celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Lamp Lighters Bible Study. This episode focuses on the theme of reconnecting and renewing our commitment to learning through an inductive study review. Jan and Lynn guide listeners through the key principles of inductive Bible study, offering practical tips and insights to help deepen your understanding. Whether you’re a seasoned participant or joining for the first time, this episode will help you jump back in with renewed enthusiasm and a fresh perspective. Join us as we celebrate our shared journey and look forward to another year of discovery and growth.

In this special season premiere of the Lamp Lighters podcast, hosts Jan Skaggs and Lynn Adams celebrate a remarkable milestone—the 40th anniversary of the Lamp Lighters Bible Study. They are joined by the insightful Rev. Dr. Allen Hilton to discuss this year’s study focus and reflect on the legacy of four decades of learning and fellowship. Whether you're a long-time member or new to the study, this episode promises to inspire and illuminate your faith journey. Join us as we kick off this celebratory season and continue the enduring tradition of the Lamp Lighters.

Welcome to Lesson 21, "Lydia/Priscilla/Lois/Eunice," in Season 4 of the Lamplighters Podcast. This year, we're exploring "The God Who Sees: A Study of Women in the Bible." Join Jan and Lynn on a deep dive into the Bible, as they examine the lives of influential women who have profoundly shaped our faith.

Welcome to Lesson 20, "Mary/Martha" in Season 4 of the Lamplighters Podcast. This year, we're exploring "The God Who Sees: A Study of Women in the Bible." Join Jan and Lynn on a deep dive into the Bible, as they examine the lives of influential women who have profoundly shaped our faith.