The Parable of the Blue Reflector
This article originally appeared in Christian Ethics Today (May-June 2000) and is used with permission of the author. It was a warm, sunny Sunday morning and
This article originally appeared in Christian Ethics Today (May-June 2000) and is used with permission of the author. It was a warm, sunny Sunday morning and
It would have been easier for us if Jesus had set down a nice, definitive family-values list We who seek to be Jesus’ faithful disciples
Who are we, Jesus, to demand proof from you of your integrity? We are as nothing; a mere speck of dust in the sphere of
My soul has died a thousand deaths; My pain and anguish has no limit to cry a thousand oceans to ache with intensity unmeasurable the
In recent years, Christians have acknowledged that domestic abuse exists within the evangelical community. Some churches have faced this reality and sought resources for healing
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In chapter 16 of his letter to the Romans, the apostle Paul offers greetings to friends and ministry associates. Several women are mentioned among Paul’s
Editor’s note: In part I of this three-part study, “Gender Authority,” Winter 2001 issue, the author addressed complementarians’ circuitous idea of gender authority. Here, in part
Something New This issue begins a new tradition for Priscilla Papers. Dan Gentry Kent, whose writing in previous issues has been appreciated by readers, begins
On Friday, Dec. 12, 2014, CBE’s longtime friend and supporter, the Rev. Dr. Martha Giltinan passed away after a courageous eleven-month battle with Leukemia. CBE’s global