Wherever you are on your journey to know and love God,

Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary wants to come alongside you to empower you to further serve in your local context.

Southeastern offers a variety of flexible degree options to equip you to serve in your local church, on the mission field, or in the relationships you engage with on a daily basis.

Southeastern believes God has commanded each of us to go and make disciples by teaching his word and sharing the truth about Jesus Christ.

That's why they offer a diverse selection of certificate programs, master's degrees, and advanced degrees to help equip women to serve in the church and fulfill the Great Commission.

Southeastern would be privileged to play a part in your growth in God's word and your training to fulfill the Great Commission in all of life.

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Welcome to the final episode of the Journey Women Podcast Summer Series. Let's talk about. I'm your host, Hunter Beelis.

Life's a journey we were never meant to walk alone. We all need friends along the way. On the Journey Women Podcast, we chat with mentors about gracefully navigating the seasons and challenges we face on our journeys to glorify God.

Thus far in our summer series, we have talked about how to apply the gospel to food, clothing, and sexuality.

Today we're talking about pain and heartache with my friend Nana Dolse. If you don't know her, Nana Dolse is a visiting instructor at the Reform Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C.

and a Charles Simeon Trust instructor who trains women Bible teachers. Nana has a master of arts in theological studies and teaches in her local church.

She was born in Ghana and lives today in Washington, D.C. with her husband, Eric, and their children.

Nana's desire is to walk in a manner worthy of the word.

Nana Dolse, one of my favorite people to talk to on Journey Women, welcome back for the third edition of the Nana Dolse Podcast on Journey Women.

Oh Hunter, thank you. Let a joy and a pleasure to talk with you. Thank you, friend.

Absolutely, I have had you on the show twice before. Anyone knows that if you're a third time Journey Women guest, that means I personally really love you.

You have been such a wonderful, like a mentor at a distance, a source of instruction, and wisdom, and just an example of what it looks like to walk with Jesus.

Thank you so much for offering yourself to our listeners today.

If people do not know who you are, you can go back and listen to a couple of old episodes.

If you want to, I'll never forget the first time I interviewed you, Nana, sitting in my mother-in-law's guest room.

And I think we talked about growing and godliness, and I can still quote some of the things that you told me.

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