The Bible records that humans were made in God’s image and however we try to describe what that “looks” like, there can only be one

I was working on my thesis in seminary. Tired of being asked if I was going to seminary to be a pastor’s wife, I had

A few weeks back I was teaching a class on Anabaptist history. I gave my usual spiel about the nature of history and the problems

A prominent sociologist on evangelicals, Sally Gallagher, has much to say to egalitarians in her article, The Marginalization of Evangelical Feminism. She questions, when 56% of

Salon has an article on Mark Driscoll’s Mars Hill Church. I was so sad after reading this article. In short they’ve taken the post-WW2 culture, and they

Two weeks ago, the story of Mary Lambert became major national news. The audacity of firing an older woman from her long held position as

I’ve been reading the recent issue of Priscilla Papers (Summer 2006). I have been struck by both Catherine Clark Kroeger and Philip B. Bayne’s use of history

Sometimes the simplest conversations can turn out to be the most complicated. Take for example, the insistence of a relative of mine that a woman