Purity and Passion: A Biblical Approach to Mutually Edifying Relationships
The extent of appropriate sexual interest and involvement outside of marriage is an important question young adults face. It is also a question of concern
The extent of appropriate sexual interest and involvement outside of marriage is an important question young adults face. It is also a question of concern
(Romans 16:3-4) One of the church’s outstanding Bible expositors was St. John Chrysostom (died A.D. 407). He preached consistently through the Scriptures, and many of
In various cultures around the world, sermons, supposedly based on 1 Peter, are preached on “How all wives must obey their husbands.” As the sermon
The role of women in ministry is a controversial issue in evangelical churches today. Books on the subject continue to flow from the presses. On
This article first appeared in the ESA Advocate, October 1990. Actor Alan Alda once described a feminist as someone who likes women. Even such a
Even if they appear to be otherwise, oppressive situations. . . are inherently unstable. —Patricia Hill Collins1 Some time ago, J. I. Packer published a
Packer: The authority of Scripture is at stake. No women in Scripture were presbyters. Therefore women ought not to be presbyters and ought not to
Introduction: A Summary of the Argument On February 11, 1991, Christianity Today carried an article by J. I. Packer titled “Let’s Stop Making Women Presbyters.”
This is the second of two articles. The first appeared in the Winter 1991 issue. A number of years ago, I worked for an evangelical
Speakers: W: William David Spencer A: Ajai (male) M: Maureena (female) W: I notice that some Muslim women wear head coverings one hundred percent of