A High View of Submission
Whenever I hear the word “submission” I am immediately transported back to my childhood home. We were staunchly rooted in a conservative, Christian tradition, and
December 10, 2016
Topic: Leadership in Marriage / Family
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Understanding Submission in the Context of the Pauline Epistles
Whether through sermons or wedding vows or Christian books, we have been conditioned to see different primary roles for husbands and wives. Many churches teach
December 10, 2016
A Long Walk on the Beach
I don’t know many college students who, during their spring break trip to Florida, take along and read Discovering Biblical Equality. But there I was,
December 10, 2016
Not So Different?
If you want something ironed really well in our house, don’t ask me, ask my husband Malcolm. Trousers are perfectly pressed, shirts and blouses beautifully
December 10, 2016
When Marriage Isn’t Mutual
Norma and Charlie It was love at first sight. Norma and Charlie’s eyes, in all actuality, met “across a crowded room” at their conservative denomination’s
December 10, 2016
A Vision of Equal Wheels: The gender debates and women’s identity
When I first met Melinda, my senior pastor and soon-to-be mentor, I sat in the congregation staring at her. I took in her block-colored suits,
December 2, 2016
Brave New World
2016 “Truth Be Told” Conference in South Africa Main session from the 2016 international conference in Johannesburg.
October 20, 2016
When the Rubber Doesn’t Meet the Road
I have gone through some significant theological changes in my twenty years as a follower of Jesus. I’ve moved from Calvinist to non-Calvinist. I’ve moved
June 30, 2016
Simply Egalitarian
Before I met my husband, I was adamantly opposed to marriage. Much of my aversion to marriage stemmed from the lack of positive earthly examples
June 27, 2016
3 Ways to Encourage Men To Be Vulnerable
I recently spoke with a mental health case manager about the importance of male vulnerability. He shared with me that most of the men who
June 19, 2016