As its title implies, Kevin DeYoung’s article, “Our Pro-Woman, Complementarian Jesus,” makes two main assertions. First, Jesus was pro-woman. In support, Kevin DeYoung cites thirty
This is the last article in a three-part series on two passages that converge within the scriptural discussion around the role of women: the creation
This is Part 2 in a series on 1 Timothy 2 and Genesis 1 and 2. Catch up on Part 1. In my last article,
Some of us come from traditions where you don’t ask questions of the text. If the Bible says it, you believe it. If you ask
In the discussion (or debate) around the roles of women in the church and home, many complementarians run to the notable 1 Timothy 2 to
Dismayed and confused by constant concerns about safety for girls and exclusion of women from church leadership, Faith Martin began a journey searching for theological
Friends met for dinner and we decided to spend the evening looking at family photos. Their six-year-old joined in the fun and after viewing dozens,
There are several women mentioned in the New Testament who in the past have had their ministries downplayed. Even today, some question whether Phoebe was
Someone had to make Jesus dinner. Or at least that’s what Martha of Bethany thought, “distracted by all the preparations that had to be made”
What do we need to know about the Ephesians in order to better understand Paul’s meaning in 1 Timothy 2:11? First, we need to know