Let’s Stop Talking about Masculinity and Start Talking about Discipleship
Editor’s Note: This is a Top 15 CBE 2019 Writing Contest winner. Enjoy! The masculinity movement is now an entire industry with books, seminars, and
Editor’s Note: This is a Top 15 CBE 2019 Writing Contest winner. Enjoy! The masculinity movement is now an entire industry with books, seminars, and
Editor’s Note: This is a Top 15 CBE Writing Contest Winner. Imagine this scenario with me: A husband in his sixties hurls physical threats and
As 2019 winds down, the staff at CBE International have been thinking back over the books that we’ve enjoyed and learned from this year, and
The #MeToo movement has revealed sexual abuse and assault in every sphere of society, including the church. But victims are routinely ignored by fellow Christians
In her book, 7 Deadly Sins of Women in Leadership, Kate Coleman outlines what she believes are the seven most destructive behaviors that women in leadership
Larry Crabb’s book Fully Alive purports in its subtitle to “live beyond stereotypes.” Unfortunately, readers are almost immediately confronted with a view of gender essentialism, which suggests
Publisher’s description (please note that CBE does not endorse Fully Alive: A Biblical Version of Gender that Frees Men and Women to Live Beyond Sterotypes): What
Still Side by Side (available in English and twenty other languages) is an introduction to biblical gender equality. Designed with a simple question and answer
While reflecting on God’s faithfulness throughout 2019, I remembered a recent conversation with Alexia Salvatierra at the Evangelical Theological Society. An internationally recognized community organizer
Ruth Everhart is a Presbyterian pastor and sexual assault survivor, which makes her eminently qualified to address sexual abuse in the church in a book-length