Buckets of Love
I’ve always been puzzled by forgiveness. With little experience of God’s power to renew and heal — but a lot of “shoulds” in my head
December 10, 2016
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Woven Together by the Word
My focus as a liturgical artist is the New Testament. A Greek verse is integrated into each of my watercolors, linking viewers to its earliest
December 10, 2016
Letting Go of the Railing
Going down the stairs on that last day, I intentionally kept my hand on the rail, trying to burn the memory of its feel in
December 10, 2016
Let’s Get Things Straight
In the first recorded crime in the Bible, brother murders brother: Cain slays Abel out of jealousy. The pages of scripture that follow are filled
December 10, 2016
Message of Biblical Equality Reaches Cultures
At the beginning of 1981, I became invisible. The occasion for this strange phenomenon was my return to New Zealand, with four young daughters, after
December 10, 2016
Message of Biblical Equality Reaches Cyberspace
Many organizations have started blogging their conferences. The CBE conference had a blogging team present, too. A blog is simply an online diary that is
December 10, 2016
Egalitarian Prophets in the Church
Editor’s note: This article first appeared in the Winter 2005 issue of Mutuality (Original publication date: 12/05/05). In his second inaugural address, Abraham Lincoln noted
December 10, 2016
Editor’s Note: The Bible Tells Me So
My mother’s Bible always looks like it’s about to burst at the seams. She circles, stars, and underlines verses with special meaning. Some passages have
December 10, 2016
…But Words Can Never Hurt Me
“Daddy, why does God only like boys?” My eight-year-old daughter surprised me with her theological question. We attended a conservative, evangelical church and she was
December 10, 2016
How to Teach Biblical Equality?
Had somebody asked me in my early twenties whether I would like to go to a seminary and study theology, my answer would have certainly
December 10, 2016