From Prejudice to Biblical Principles
Early memories of equality I can’t remember a time when I did not think women were equal to men. My parents’ upbringing must have indoctrinated
Early memories of equality I can’t remember a time when I did not think women were equal to men. My parents’ upbringing must have indoctrinated
As many of you know, I served as the convener of the Gender Forum at what is considered the most important missions organization for evangelicals:
What do evangelical Christians mean when they use words like “equal,” “complementary,”—or even “biblical”—to describe the truth about gender? Egalitarian and complementarian scholars discussed these
Cecilia Yau | Allowing and encouraging both men and women to exercise all their gifts can only benefit the cause of evangelism and missions. During
Our daughter Christy was born in Congo and spent her childhood there while my wife Joy and I were missionary professors with the Evangelical Free
On a Sunday morning in downtown Portland, Deborah Loyd stands to offer the message to a crowd of 150 at the church she planted with
He has showed you, O people, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to
The walls of my dining room are umber and the ceiling glows warm red. Mike and Alicia are here early, as usual, and they circle
In the introduction to his book The Different Drum, M. Scott Peck recounts a mythic tale about a monastery that had fallen on hard times.
Some time ago, the movie Legal Eagles featured a scene in which two lawyers, a man and a woman, organized some shipping invoices. One of