Kathryn Greene-McCreight’s Galatians is a well-organized commentary on Paul’s letter to the Galatians. There is a five-page general introduction. Each chapter has a short introduction,
Early each year, CBE staff and editors compile a list of articles to be submitted for the Higher Goals and Awards of Excellence competitions hosted by the Evangelical Press Association (EPA),
Tiny Tin House follows Meryn Flint, a teenage girl navigating a dystopian society shaped by distortions of scripture, especially the scriptures regarding how women and
Few would deny we live in a deeply divided world, one that generates conflict over differing values and opinions, and few are willing to enter
The abuse of power and control weighs heavily on those who experience it, creating wounds that may last years, affecting us and our relationships in
The way that women are socialized within our culture has long fascinated me. Why are women so frequently harmed by abusive men and controlling systems?
“Church was my home.” As a foster child, the church that my adopted family attended became my world, its doors swinging wide every Sunday, Wednesday,
January 18, 1981, was the peak of disillusionment that had been mounting for years and the lowest point in my life. My decision to leave
There is a growing catalog of books, movies, and television shows about high-control groups and religious cults. From the fictional The Handmaid’s Tale to investigative
Eve, where are you? Dr. Nicole Davis raises this question rhetorically, as she suggests that many of her book’s readers already know the answer. Not