How Stories Help Us Think About Structures
So often, when we meet people for the first time and immediately connect with them, we ask them, “Tell me your story.” But sometimes, we
So often, when we meet people for the first time and immediately connect with them, we ask them, “Tell me your story.” But sometimes, we
Earlier this month, Rachel Asproth wrote an excellent article entitled, “Women Who Want: A Reflection on the World Cup.” In it, she discussed another article
“It’s not like she’s a radical feminist or anything.” My back stiffened at the graduate student’s description of his wife, and my eyes darted to
It will be my privilege to offer a pre-conference workshop at CBE’s LA Conference on Friday, July 24 titled, “Women in Church History.” This introductory
As in all of history, people today are searching for their unique identities. The great quest of life is often driven by the question: who
When I was a child, there were two things I always wanted to do—become an archaeologist and become an astronaut. I couldn’t decide which was
It was after 10 pm in Athens when the phone rang. My husband and I were looking forward to our weekly call with our daughter.
This article is a part of the blog series “Becoming New,” in light of CBE’s 2015 Conference, “Becoming New: Man and Woman Together In Christ.” Articles will
Love and Marriage—can you think of many other words that have such life-giving potential? At the upcoming Christians for Biblical Equality “Becoming New: Man and Woman
This article is a part of a blog series “Becoming New,” in light of CBE’s 2015 Conference, “Becoming New: Man and Woman Together In Christ.” Articles for this