Do we really need yet another article on 1 Tim 2:8–15? Is there anything left to be said about that contentious paragraph? As the writer
In 1998 as a seminary student, I was assigned Elizabeth Johnson’s She Who Is, which is now regarded as a classic Christian feminist theology text.1
Looking at cultural attitudes, I made a list of married women of the Bible this week and found myself surprised. Do we not all know
In his ministry, both to Christians and to those who were not Christians, Paul found himself negotiating his way through social conventions and cultural boundaries
So much has been written about 1 Cor 11:3–16 and the topic of head coverings that it may seem there surely could be nothing new
There is a Persian proverb that goes: The wise man sits on the hole in his carpet. Picture this wise man as he brings his
Editor’s note: This is a 2022 CBE Writing Contest Honorable Mention! This is a man’s world, this is a man’s worldBut it wouldn’t be nothing,
Wendy Wilson, mission advisor for the Development of Women for Missio Nexus, is convinced that women and men are designed for full and equal partnership
Do you want to help advocate for the full equality of women and men in the home, church, and world? Then CBE invites you to
Imagination has the power to change hearts and minds. While facts may impact our thinking, true stories that demonstrate facts can grip our hearts. We