Challenging Lines in the Sand: Women Are Also Called to Protect and Provide
During my first missionary trip in college, I, along with a group of missionary students, was commissioned to clean a chapel. The young men busied
During my first missionary trip in college, I, along with a group of missionary students, was commissioned to clean a chapel. The young men busied
Fifty percent. That was the fateful number. I had just calculated the risk of a pregnancy going bad for me. The risks included things like
When asked how to define womanhood, I think of Matthew 16 where Jesus asks, “Who do you say I am?”1 Over the years I have
Years ago, I heard a sermon in which the preacher expounded on the idea of strength. As he spoke, he categorised different strengths according to
“What is a woman?” While this seems like a very simple question, when I sit down to compose an answer, the question suddenly grows much
A young woman in her third year of seminary approached me after a CBE conference. With her brow furrowed, she said that while she loved
Editor’s Note: Authors Andrew Bartlett (Men and Women in Christ: Fresh Light From The Biblical Texts, 2019) and Terran Williams (How God Sees Women: The
“Husbands, love your wives.”[1] This exact phrase is found in both Colossians 3:19 and Ephesians 5:25, but I have seldom heard a sermon on it.
Editor’s note: This article was originally published in French by ServirEnsemble. Vous pouvez lire cet article dans la langue originale en cliquant ici. This summer,
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