An Interview with Elisabeth Selzer Rogers

In today’s episode, Elisabeth Selzer Rogers is interviewed by our podcast cohosts, Naomi Cramer Overton and Eliza Cortés Bast. CONTENT WARNING: This podcast episode contains discussion and depiction of violence, sexual assault, and sexual abuse. If you or a loved one are looking for next steps to move toward healing and freedom after experiencing sexual assault and/or abuse, we recommend reaching out to a trained Christian professional who can assist you. If you would like someone to pray with you, please connect with our friends at https://www.stonecroft.org/pray. Elisabeth shared part of her story with us in our previous podcast episode titled “The Freedom of Forgiveness.” Listen in and be encouraged as Elisabeth shares more of her story with us in today’s episode. You’ll hear how God’s story—the Bible—has impacted and strengthened her purpose and shaped her story. ELISABETH SELZER ROGERS, MDiv, MA, PhD, is a passionate believer and follower of Christ, bringing his love to the secular world through mentoring, coaching, and modeling his unconditional love. NAOMI CRAMER OVERTON, MBA, DIS, lives to realize beauty-filled visions that lift us to flourishing with our families and beyond. Naomi has been the CEO of Stonecroft and MOPS International, as well as a director with Compassion International and World Vision. ELIZA CORTÉS BAST, DEd candidate, is VP of Outreach at Stonecroft. She is a pastor, professor, wife, mom, and mentor. She believes in passionately pursuing God and people by developing talent, asking strategic questions, and amplifying the good. Today’s Scripture connection is Mark 2:17: “When Jesus heard this, he told them, ‘Healthy people don’t need a doctor—sick people do. I have come to call not those who think they are righteous, but those who know they are sinners.’” For connection and encouragement visit https://www.everywomans-story.com and https://www.stonecroft.org. Join us as we read through the Bible on the Every Woman’s Story Daily Bible Reading podcast.