From Conviction to Action
I’ve gotten used to the questioning looks I get from some of my Christian brothers when I tell them about my passion for empowering women.
I’ve gotten used to the questioning looks I get from some of my Christian brothers when I tell them about my passion for empowering women.
My male colleagues exclude me from discussions and do not listen to my ideas. I feel like a “fish out of water.” About thirty years
Picture this: A young American couple arrives in York, England with their two-year-old son to start their new life—the mother to return to school and
My friends Paula and Eric welcomed their first baby just three weeks ago. Visiting them a few days after they returned from the hospital, I
One of the most powerful parenting lessons that I’ve had to learn, over and over again, is that 3:00 am, when your baby is screaming,
“I made an A on my math exam!” your child exclaims. “Great! You are so talented!” you respond. Or you might say, “That studying really
“It takes a village to raise a child.” This traditional African proverb, made popular in the West by former first lady Hillary Clinton’s book by
“God is a woman,” my son, Micah, announced one day last summer when he was still three. Then he added, “You can see Mama, but you
A: Paul’s childbearing comment, infamously found in 1 Timothy 2:15, has long confounded interpreters. First, I will share my own view of this perplexing verse,
For the first time in history, significantly fewer women in North America are serving or participating in the life of the church, according to the