When I was in my mid-twenties, working in college ministry at a complementarian church, it dawned on me that college students were actually listening to
Most Pentecostal movements today are welcoming women leaders and preachers in their embrace of egalitarian theology (even if not always in practical application). The pursuit
A sermon on John 3:1–21 originally preached on May 21, 2023 at First Reformed Church in Oak Harbor, Washington. I grew up living in the
Download a PDF version of this article. The OT sign of inclusion in the covenant community is circumcision. This is a male-only rite. This male-only
“I have not a faith which is called very often child-like,”1 insisted Mary Rama, as she wrestled with doctrinal difficulties as a novice to the
This essay arose from my contribution to the lecture series which commemorates the remarkable achievements of the Smith sisters, known in the course of time
When considering PhD supervisors, the sage advice of Dr. Aída Besançon Spencer is worth considering. She said, “Find someone you would like to become like.”
The cathedral city of Durham in the northwest of England is a city of bridges. The buildings, ancient and present-day, are located on the sides
Pastor Scott Sinner might have “stumbled onto” the idea of mixed-gender ministry partnership, but now he and his colleagues at Green Valley Community Church in
Women may be called “pastor” or “reverend” in the United States Christian and Missionary Alliance (C&MA) as of June 2023; all women and men who meet