Broken but Hopeful Hearts
As I read my Bible and historical biographies, I sometimes wonder, “Have we truly progressed in our view of women using their gifts? Or, have
As I read my Bible and historical biographies, I sometimes wonder, “Have we truly progressed in our view of women using their gifts? Or, have
I remember the day I learned the word birthfather. I was 23 years old, sitting at a desk in a sterile office of the Sunny
From the time of Esther and Deborah to Mary Magdalene to our current day, God has called women to establish his kingdom. Women have paid
The glow of the moon leaves cold circles of light on the rooftop of the Pharisee’s home. He has waited for the darkest part
[Editor’s Note: This post was originally published on Judy’s blog on 12/1/2014. Reposted with permission.] I get asked the same question everywhere I go. Whether
I was born into the Christian church. I was dedicated as an infant, educated in Sunday school, and baptized at the age of twelve. At
No one Ever Told me in Seminary Women oversaw ecclesial jurisdictions In England, Poland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Austria and Spain No one Ever Told
Who made me into the advocate for women that I am today, writing these blogposts for Christians for Biblical Equality? I’ve sometimes given credit to
It came right down the last minute, but I managed to find a few posts to share this week. It always amazes me that I’m
I have been pastoring full-time for ten years now. A decade. It seems like yesterday that I received a phone call from a friend on