When the topic of diversity in church leadership is broached—including equal representation of women and men—one of the first questions I get is, “Aren’t we
Introduction1 Mark stages his account of Herodias and her daughter at a public birthday celebration for Herod Antipas. Most scholarly works on Mark discuss the
“By nature we yearn and hunger for honor, and once we have glimpsed it, as it were, some part of its radiance, there is nothing
https://youtu.be/NMALZ2hGvHg From CBE’s 2025 Conference “Let Her Lead: The Biblical Basis for Women’s Leadership” in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Aída B. Spencer’s presentation defines a “teacher”
https://youtu.be/WRMcr4586IE From CBE’s 2025 Conference “Let Her Lead: The Biblical Basis for Women’s Leadership” in Buenos Aires, Argentina. From Genesis to Revelation, women live out
From CBE’s 2025 Conference “Let Her Lead: The Biblical Basis for Women’s Leadership” in Buenos Aires, Argentina. In this session on Hagar’s life, we will
From CBE’s 2025 Conference “Let Her Lead: The Biblical Basis for Women’s Leadership” in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Some argue that because Jesus was a man,
John Anthony Dunne calls Galatians “a place both wonderful and strange” as well as “Paul’s most untamed letter” (ix). In this book, he takes readers
The book, The Quest for Biblical Servant Leadership: Insights from the Global Church, edited by Keumju Jewel Hyun, Grace Y. May, Philomena Mwaura, and Julius
Editor’s Note: This is Part III of the series “Priscilla and the Explosion of Women Church Planters Today,” based on Terran Williams’s keynote address at