Book Review: T. Scott Womble’s Beyond Reasonable Doubt
Building on the premise that the verdict against women in ministry has been reached prematurely, T. Scott Womble asks for a retrial. By taking the
March 24, 2017
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Book Review: Felicity Dale’s The Black Swan Effect
The enduring sidelining of women exists in the contemporary church because so many are convinced that this is the way it is supposed to be—that
March 23, 2017
Book Review: 95 More for the Door
The first time I heard someone suggest the Bible supported gender-equal leadership in the home and in the church, I’ll admit I was skeptical. Sure
March 23, 2017
Book Review: Beyond Abuse in the Christian Home: Jean Lane Dimock
Beyond Abuse in the Christian Home is a compilation that gathers, from many different perspectives, essays providing insight into the difficult problem of domestic abuse.
March 22, 2017
Book Review: Battered without Bruises: A Survivor’s Story
Statistics reveal that churched families are not immune to abuse in the home, but few people dare to talk about it. Sometimes abuse doesn’t even
March 22, 2017
Book Review: Leslie Ann McKinney’s Accepted in the Beloved
Pastor Leslie Ann McKinney passionately believes that God loves and accepts his daughters and has created Accepted in the Beloved: A Devotional Bible Study for
March 22, 2017
Book Review: Rachel Held Evans’s “A Year of Biblical Womanhood”
The topic of “biblical womanhood” is what we could deem a “hot button” topic in certain circles of Christian culture. While many books, conferences, speakers,
March 22, 2017
Journey Into Priesthood: Egalitarian Women Making History
This is the fourth installment in CBE’s celebratory series: Women’s History Wednesday. In our first installment, Rachel Asproth explored four strategies that patriarchal history has used to
March 22, 2017
When Brave Women Dig In Their Heels
I recently attended my denomination’s annual pastors’ conference. At the gathering, I saw men and women equally represented in the pulpit, on the worship team,
March 21, 2017
Book Review: CEB Women’s Bible
Jewish tradition offers a dynamic tool for interpreting the Bible: black fire and white fire. The words themselves are black fire, handed down from generation
March 16, 2017