The Strong Character of Samson’s Mother
Few women of history show the strength of character and “spunk” of this Hebrew wife and mother from the twelfth century B.C. She was called
February 4, 2015
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God’s All-Inclusive Family Policy: Acts 1:12-14; 2:1-4, 17-21
It is interesting to see how many times the word “all” occurs in the opening verses of the book of Acts. After identifying those who
February 4, 2015
New International Version: Inclusive Language Edition
We live in a time in the USA when American English has changed and is changing “right before our eyes.” One of the major changes
February 4, 2015
An Invisible People, An Invisible Problem
I recently had the dubious honor of being the only female passenger in the first class cabin of a crowded jet. As the plane landed
February 2, 2015
Five Bricks at a Time
This article first appeared in the December 1996 issue of the MARC Newsletter, and is reprinted by permission. I almost didn’t hear her. She sat
February 2, 2015
Our Father Who Art in Heaven
The Bible is rich with metaphor. For instance, through the biblical imagery of husband and wife, bride and bridegroom, we come to understand the intimacy,
February 2, 2015
Faith, Feminism, and Family
Faith, feminism and family are three of the highest priorities in my life, but no one has ever before invited me to write on all
February 2, 2015
Jessie Penn-Lewis: Revival and God’s Word on Women
Perhaps the most influential woman associated with the Welsh and Keswick revivals in Great Britain at the turn of the Twentieth Century,1 Jessie Penn-Lewis overcame
February 2, 2015
Who Is Worthy to Minister?
Denominations struggle with the role of women in the church. Is it appropriate for women to serve as ministers in God’s church? Are women worthy
February 2, 2015
Women and Other Creatures: A Gender Debate
In the early 1800s, Texas was frontier territory. As one historian noted, settlers believed “Indians were to be killed, African Americans were to be enslaved,
February 2, 2015