5 Tips for Talking With People Who Oppose Women Leaders: Is It Better To Part Ways?
For a class project, I once spent a semester studying people I disagree with. Initially, I planned to report on atheists because their beliefs differ
For a class project, I once spent a semester studying people I disagree with. Initially, I planned to report on atheists because their beliefs differ
It can be very difficult to know what makes a solid male ally, so I took a stab at answering that question. I’ve created a
Women make up 19% of active duty service members in the Air Force. I’m a chaplain in the Air Force Reserves, and the numbers in
The temptation is always there. When discussing gender equality, it’s easy to let righteous anger in the face of injustice eclipse the call to represent
Anne Voskamp recently wrote this on her blog: “When the prevailing thinking is boys will be boys—girls will be garbage.” When I was growing up,
“I’m okay with a woman sharing, but not preaching,” I said. “Why?” the woman responded. With that pithy question, I was forced to take a
I’d like to correct some of the most common false assumptions about egalitarian theology. I hear these a lot, but they’re simply not true. 1.
She didn’t mean to be a feminist. She probably had no idea she was one. She was just focused on Jesus Christ. But in following
Earlier this year, in April, I wrote two blog articles that described seven New Testament texts where gender-accurate Bible translation is of heightened concern. This
The author has asked that we publish this article anonymously for the sake of her work in an interdenominational ministry. Working in an interdenominational ministry