The Paradox of Power: 7 Leadership Strategies in the Age of #ChurchToo
As a leadership consultant, I’ve helped many women find and own their voices. Yet, for a long time, I didn’t recognize my own power to
As a leadership consultant, I’ve helped many women find and own their voices. Yet, for a long time, I didn’t recognize my own power to
I was sixteen years old when Bill Gothard’s curriculum, “Basic Youth Conflicts,” came to the California Bay Area. For readers who don’t know, Gothard was
Cicero said: “Who knows only their own generation remains always a child.” [1] We gain extraordinary vitality from the stories of Christian women and men
I was fourteen the first time I rode the subway alone. I remember my parents drilling me about practical safety and how to spot a
I’m sixty-five years old. In the time and culture in which I grew up, equality for women just didn’t exist—not in the church and not
Session 1 from Biblically Side By Side on Vimeo. Are husbands supposed to be the head of the home? Can women preach or pastor a
Is there a healthy balance somewhere between the Billy Graham rule and nothing at all? Could we, instead of creating a rule that worked well
Women have had an uphill climb in the world of evangelical ministry, and that’s putting it mildly. Any woman who has been called by God
For most of my life, I didn’t attend a church that affirmed women in ministry. In fact, most of the churches I grew up in
In late January, Dr. John Piper argued that if the Bible doesn’t permit women to be pastors, then they also shouldn’t be seminary professors. As an Assemblies