“Consider Others as More Important than Yourselves:” Is Philippians 2:3–11 for Everyone or Just for Women?
“By nature we yearn and hunger for honor, and once we have glimpsed it, as it were, some part of its radiance, there is nothing
“By nature we yearn and hunger for honor, and once we have glimpsed it, as it were, some part of its radiance, there is nothing
Of the poems in my middle school reader, one that I remember well is Joyce Kilmer’s “Trees” (1886–1918). Here it is— I think that I
Editor’s Note: This is part two of a two-part series exploring accountability in the church and the vital role women play in helping communities discern,
Editor’s Note: This is part one of a two-part series exploring accountability in the church and the vital role women play in helping communities discern,
Games are great fun. Except when they’re not. For now, let’s ignore the skills of the players and their suitability for any given game. Leaving
https://youtu.be/bMIg0NukfYo?si=R43AlfThc3j7xuWD&utm_source=ivpod25&utm_medium=ivp_hw&utm_campaign=cbe_resources What does it mean to build a church where everyone’s God-given gifts flourish? In this episode of Hear Women, Nijay Gupta talks with CBE
“It’s better to build boys than mend broken men.” – S. Truett Cathy, Founder, Chick-fil-A Introduction: The Problem with Toxic Masculinity Early one Saturday morning,
Are you interested in women’s biblical equality and mutuality? Are you an educator, student, or aspiring writer who is interested in becoming published? If so,
“Oh, that Southern Baptists would wake up to their responsibilities!” –Lottie Moon As the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) doubles down on restricting women preachers, teachers,
Christians who support women’s submission and male authority have often emphasized the differences between men and women to justify that view. One well-known Christian leader,