In this week's episode, we explore the role and prominence of women in Luke's gospel. This Sunday's reading is from Luke 1:26-56, which includes the Magnificat and Mary visiting Elizabeth's visit. We often miss the fact that these are the only two times (except for Anna [2.36-38] whose words are not recorded only that she spoke about Jesus) when a woman in Luke's gospel speaks and is not corrected by a male character. Women are frequently mentioned in Luke's Gospel, but their roles are often diminished in status and power. Leaving us to wonder, can this gospel still be a word of God for a modern world? Especially since at least half, the modern world is female. In this episode, we begin to explore reading these troublesome texts.