Martha the Minister: A Sermon on Luke 10:38–42
I was sixteen years old when I heard the second most influential sermon of my life. Truthfully, I’m not even sure it was a sermon.
I was sixteen years old when I heard the second most influential sermon of my life. Truthfully, I’m not even sure it was a sermon.
Nyansa (“wisdom”) among the Akan people of Ghana is a virtue that one is expected to possess for the good of the family and community.
In this episode, Kim Dickson talks with Dr. Nijay Gupta about the New Testament women he highlights in his Book Tell Her Story: How Women
The Biblical World of Gender is a compilation of thirteen essays, many by faculty at Christian educational institutions. After an introduction by the editors, the
One of the things I have noticed in complementarian teachings about godly masculinity, or what it means to be a man, is that Adam’s sin
In Jesus the Refugee: Ancient Injustice and Modern Solidarity, Glenn Butner Jr. traces the flight of Joseph and Mary along with baby Jesus into Egypt
By the time Jesus walked the dusty trails of Judea, centuries of mistrust and mutual accusation had created a palpable enmity between “true” Jews and
The pastoral epistles are often presented as prescriptive guides for leader or “elder” qualifications. Around this time last year, I happened to notice, to my
Created in God’s image (Gen. 1:26) and as ezer—a strong rescue (Gen. 2:18)—women enjoyed shared rule with Adam (Gen. 1:26–28) before sin entered the world.
As some readers of Mutuality may know, CBE is engaged in a Bible translation project. The initial task was to identify passages that, due to