Work Less, Live More
The how’s and why’s of equality We have always liked the idea of an equal marriage, but there are vexing questions. Do we both need
May 1, 2014
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The “Facts” About Women or The Truth About God?
I heard a preacher recently declare, “Don’t let the facts blind you to the truth.” Can facts overshadow truth? Consider the Cross. Imagine how the
May 1, 2014
“Home” Economics and the Fall
When I hear the words, “home economics,” I think of a class of high school girls from the 1950s, their hair in flips and wearing
May 1, 2014
Escaping the Mold & Embracing Giftedness
Equality in marriage — what does that mean? Sam had a hard time with the concept at first. He grew up as a Southern Baptist,
May 1, 2014
God’s Radical Welcome
Hospitality conjures ideas of cookies and coffee or magazine covers of gracious living. We think of entertaining in the home, and of women making guests
May 1, 2014
A Woman’s Place is Where?
Last year one of the largest Southern Baptist seminaries, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (SBTS), in Louisville, Kentucky began a new core of programs for women
May 1, 2014
A Joyful and Persistent Reminder
A few years back, I spent a week assisting third graders as they traveled through “The Great Adventure,” the theme of my local church’s Vacation
May 1, 2014
President’s Message: Leading Change Through Healthy Friendships
American historians have noted how the vastness of our country — our immense physical space — contributes to our culture as Americans. One historian suggests
May 1, 2014
Q: My Church is Unwilling to Address the Gender Debate…
Q: My church is unwilling to address the gender debate, feeling that it is too divisive. I have tried many times to advocate for women,
May 1, 2014
The Power of ‘Even If’
As a history major in college, one of the first lessons I learned was the persuasive power of the phrase even if. This phrase relates
May 1, 2014