The Body Knows: A Theology of Forgiveness
Feeling Like a Failure As I stood to join the worship band at the end of the pastor’s sermon that Sunday, I was flooded with
Feeling Like a Failure As I stood to join the worship band at the end of the pastor’s sermon that Sunday, I was flooded with
Phoebe arrived as a stranger in Rome, carrying a letter which included Paul’s instruction on her behalf: “Welcome her in the Lord” (Rom. 16:2).1 While
This piece is dedicated to a group of brave, strong, gifted women who learned and grew alongside me as egalitarian women in a complementarian church.
Some question why CBE invests so much time and resources discussing biblical equality rather than other “more important” theological concerns. They may argue that 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
When it comes to Bible interpretation, context is key. Complementarians ask women to submit to husbands and male church leaders without properly contextualizing the New
In the world of social media, sound bites serve as teachers. Posts, threads, and video clips instruct us and shape our perspective on a variety
Misunderstanding Submission Submission is one of the most beautiful and dangerous words in Scripture and the church. It is beautiful because it expresses one of
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,
Download a PDF version of this article. “All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players.”1 Shakespeare illuminates our lived experience