They Had Followed Him from Galilee: The Female Disciples
A popular question has been posed for a while now in contemporary American society: “What would Jesus do?” The theology behind the question suggests that,
May 19, 2014
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Louisa Woosley
Louisa Woosley was the first Presbyterian woman to be ordained. Woosley’s life coincided with a time of increasing participation by female leadership in the Cumberland
May 19, 2014
Selfishness One Degree Removed
M. Madeline Southard (1877–1967) is known among Methodists today for her pioneering work for ecclesiastical rights for women, particularly for the pivotal role she played
May 19, 2014
My Hands and my Head as Well
Forefoot, arch, then ball are held steamy in the moist cloth, held with both hands by a woman in Oregon caring for a homeless man,
May 19, 2014
Duke Ellington and Biblical Equality
It don’t mean a thing, if it ain’t got that swing. —Duke Ellington The rational case for biblical equality has been made many times by
May 19, 2014
The Bait & Switch of Complementarians
Many thanks to David Cramer for his blog, posted earlier this week, commending John Piper’s advocacy for the education and the safe return of 276
May 15, 2014
Identity Crisis: Man Up
Don’t tell me to man up. You can tell me to step up, or buck up, or cheer up, but don’t you dare tell me
May 14, 2014
Madonna Without Child
She holds His shoes in her hands. They are worn shoes, but the only clothes not stolen by Romans and priests and elders and everyone
May 12, 2014
Mother and A Grave
I look at it every now and then. We both held Him. I and a grave share that honor. No man ever held Him as
May 12, 2014
Voices of Outrage against Rape
This article was reprinted in the Winter 2026 issue of Priscilla Papers 40/1. Rape is a timeless and worldwide1 epidemic that violates the divine image
May 12, 2014