These Are the Days of Rebekah
“These are the Days of Rebekah” was first published on Stephen Holmes’ blog, Shored Fragments, and is a parody of “Days of Elijah” copyright Song Solutions
February 9, 2016
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1 Timothy 2
Some of us come from traditions where you don’t ask questions of the text. If the Bible says it, you believe it. If you ask
February 9, 2016
Editor’s Note: Sermons on Mutuality
Several months ago, I was invited to preach on Ephesians 5:21–6:9. I was thrilled—finally, there’d be a sermon on this passage that I actually approved
February 9, 2016
Reflections of A Wannabe Daddy’s Girl
If sports were a love language, it would have been my daddy’s. He ate, drank, slept, and breathed baseball. I remember spending Saturdays watching the History
February 9, 2016
The Invisible Knapsack of Male Privilege In the Church
This is a list based on Peggy McIntosh’s now famous article, “White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack.” In her article, McIntosh examines how racial privilege
February 8, 2016
From Timothy To Creation: Part 1
In the discussion (or debate) around the roles of women in the church and home, many complementarians run to the notable 1 Timothy 2 to
February 8, 2016
Love and Power or a Powerful Love?
My marriage was killing me. Either my marriage needed to end or my belief in this “all-loving God” who had “allowed” my husband to abuse
February 6, 2016
Male Agency and Female Communion
For me, one of the most compelling arguments for egalitarianism is in the creation and fall passages of Genesis 1 and 3. God’s command that
February 6, 2016
Restoring Humanity
Within evangelical circles, we are seeing increasing discussions about the need to address racism. Meanwhile, organizations such as Christians for Biblical Equality stress the importance
February 6, 2016
Womanism, Intersectionality, and Biblical Justice
I self-identify as a womanist biblical scholar who performs biblical interpretation from a womanist perspective. A womanist perspective unapologetically prioritizes black women’s experiences, voices, traditions,
February 5, 2016