Jessie Penn-Lewis’s Cross Theology
“We must turn to the finished work of our Redeemer . . .”1 Introduction Considered the most influential woman affiliated with the Welsh Revivals (1904–05)
“We must turn to the finished work of our Redeemer . . .”1 Introduction Considered the most influential woman affiliated with the Welsh Revivals (1904–05)
Q: An ever-present “woman” in the Old Testament is Israel, God’s metaphorical wife. How are Christians to understand the imagery of Israel as God’s unfaithful
Along a desert road, beside a remote, unnamed well, the angel of the Lord approaches a pregnant, abused, runaway slave named Hagar. The young woman
Maybe the biblical character you best connect with is Daniel in the lion’s den, or Mary when the stone was rolled away. Sometimes we connect
Introduction The topic of gender and justice in the New Testament raises two preliminary questions: First, what modern sense of “justice” and of “gender” is
This post originally appeared on Scot’s blog Jesus Creed on August 5, 2014: patheos.com/blogs/jesuscreed/2014/08/05/beliefs-known-by-praxis/. What we believe and how we behave are not quite perfectly
I recently read a letter by a young woman struggling with the issue of women in ministry. She was torn because her father, a wonderful
(Romans 16:3-4) One of the church’s outstanding Bible expositors was St. John Chrysostom (died A.D. 407). He preached consistently through the Scriptures, and many of
In various cultures around the world, sermons, supposedly based on 1 Peter, are preached on “How all wives must obey their husbands.” As the sermon
The role of women in ministry is a controversial issue in evangelical churches today. Books on the subject continue to flow from the presses. On