Brave Hearts
It is 1942. The pilot steps into the cockpit, straps in, and nervously heads down the runway. This is the chance of a lifetime. Only
April 20, 2016
Topic: Culture/Current Events
We Are Not Cute
After a long workout, I shuffled up to the front desk and made my usual request for a shower towel. The older gentleman at the
March 28, 2016
The Problem With Modesty
The problem of modesty has been stirring in my heart for a long time. And I believe that my heart is in tune with the
March 1, 2016
The Child Bride Epidemic: Tradition and Patriarchy
She holds up her hands to shield her face as they drag her from her home. She digs her feet into the soil, but it’s
February 24, 2016
More Than A Beautiful Body: Star Wars, Beauty Standards, and the Imago Dei
In Part 1 of this series, the author examines the implications of Queen Vashti’s story on the historical objectification of women. In Part 2, we will
February 19, 2016
Why I Call Myself An Evangelical Feminist: Part 2
This is Part 2 in a series on Evangelical Feminism. See Part 1. For a long time, I distanced myself from feminism. Mostly, I didn’t want
February 17, 2016
Reflections of A Wannabe Daddy’s Girl
If sports were a love language, it would have been my daddy’s. He ate, drank, slept, and breathed baseball. I remember spending Saturdays watching the History
February 9, 2016
Woman, Thou Art More Than Curves
Until I was thirty-three and conceived my child, my body was slender and straight—no curves (a relative once jokingly called me “figure eleven,” which was
January 13, 2016
Mockingjays and Unicorns: How The Hunger Games Is Changing Our Perception of Female Leadership
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a college kid in possession of five dollars will go see the midnight premiere of any major movie
December 22, 2015
A Guide to A Very Egalitarian Christmas
It’s that time of year once again. But, even as we enjoy apple cider, crackling fires, and time with our loved ones, we should remember
December 16, 2015
