Women keep leaving the church—and the marriages it pushes. Maybe because “God will provide” somehow turned into “he pays the bills, you provide literally everything else.” In this episode, we’re redefining what it means to be a provider: emotionally, spiritually, relationally. It’s not just about money, and it’s definitely not just for men. Cue a Gloria Gaynor remix: I Will Provide.

Seventy percent of divorces in the U.S. are initiated by women—and no, it’s not because we’ve all been corrupted by Taylor Swift and oat milk lattes. Maybe it’s because women are finally realizing they don’t have to stay married to men who think doing the dishes is “helping.” We’re digging into what this stat actually says about marriage, independence, and why AOC’s “I will not yield to disrespectful men” is basically our new national anthem. Come for the sass, stay for the stats, and bring plenty of wine—we'll all need it

This week, we're back in Women and the Gender of God by Amy Peeler, and the last chapters are taking us there. We’re talking about Mary’s yes—not a passive “sure, whatever,” but an informed, free, and powerful choice. We’re digging into consent, agency, and why the “perfect path” theology we grew up with is... not it. Plus, we wade into the masculine myth surrounding God and how patriarchy managed to call delusion “divine order.” Join us for another long-winded, fiery, funny chapter breakdown—because God gave us free will and three pages of notes.