If the Spirit Calls
“If the Spirit ordained a woman and she was called to preach, she had to be a pastor,” the Rev. Dr. Dale T. Irvin, president of
“If the Spirit ordained a woman and she was called to preach, she had to be a pastor,” the Rev. Dr. Dale T. Irvin, president of
I am reading through The Apostolic Fathers at the moment, a collection of Christian writings which date roughly from the late 1st century to the middle of
A Response to Women in the Church, eds. Köstenberger, Schreiner & Baldwin One of the most hotly contested passages in the New Testament these days
Partnering with Religious Leaders in Promoting Equal Worth, Dignity, and Entitlement
On International Women’s Day, I read this blog post by Steve Holmes. And then I saw it retweeted by some other men. I shall declare upfront that I
The following column is posted with permission from his blog. I have defended the ministry of women in the church in public for a while
In the middle of a not-so-quiet street in Northeast Minneapolis resides a single-family house affectionately named, “The Parsonage.” The white picket fence lining the front,
With pastors in mind, this special edition journal examines the biblical basis for egalitarian theology. Through historical research and philosophical consideration, this journal addresses the
In order to interpret the biblical text accurately, we must closely examine its background, our own context, and its implications in our own world today.
This recording examines how early church leaders viewed women. It begins with Jesus Christ, moves to Paul, and highlights how various early church leaders’ insights