Another “S” Word: Servant Leadership
Introduction to Servant Leadership Working at a Christian leadership organization, I spend my days immersed in another “S” word, one far less weaponized in Christian
Introduction to Servant Leadership Working at a Christian leadership organization, I spend my days immersed in another “S” word, one far less weaponized in Christian
When it comes to Bible interpretation, context is key. Complementarians ask women to submit to husbands and male church leaders without properly contextualizing the New
Download a PDF Whenever I read the word “submission,” one of the first images that comes to mind is the “umbrella of authority” (or “protection”).1
In the world of social media, sound bites serve as teachers. Posts, threads, and video clips instruct us and shape our perspective on a variety
Misunderstanding Submission Submission is one of the most beautiful and dangerous words in Scripture and the church. It is beautiful because it expresses one of
Submission” has become a loaded word. Misused and misunderstood, submission is often rejected in mainstream culture, being equated with passiveness and weakness. Christians who grow
In his compelling monograph, Lady Eclecte: The Lost Woman of the New Testament, Lincoln H. Blumell, a scholar of ancient Scripture and papyrology, presents a
The books of Exodus through Deuteronomy are often viewed as masculine narratives of liberation, law, and leadership. Yet beneath the dominant voices of Moses, Aaron,
https://youtu.be/youR_jYYSDg From CBE’s 2025 Conference “Let Her Lead: The Biblical Basis for Women’s Leadership” in Buenos Aires, Argentina. We are all called to serve, women
https://youtu.be/NMALZ2hGvHg From CBE’s 2025 Conference “Let Her Lead: The Biblical Basis for Women’s Leadership” in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Aída B. Spencer’s presentation defines a “teacher”