Standing Firmly Upon the Gospel
CBE conferences regularly feature an awards banquet to honor those who have courageously declared that the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation, supports gift-based rather than
March 24, 2014
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Thérèse of Lisieux: “My Vocation Is Love!”
“My vocation is love!” These words of Thérèse of Lisieux caught my attention immediately. As a twenty-something trying to “figure out my life,” I found
March 19, 2014
The Unconventional Heroine
Couched between the Jacob and Joseph narratives the story of Judah and Tamar, found in Genesis 38, is presented amidst the sordid fray of poor
March 18, 2014
On Becoming Great
Recently I was talking with a dear friend and brother in Christ when the topic of church leadership was mentioned. In our discussion I recalled
March 14, 2014
Anna: Proclaimer of God’s Grace
Where are the good female preachers? Female preachers have been prevalent throughout history and one only needs to look at the right historical resources to
March 12, 2014
The Guilty Pair
In a recent blog at newlife.id.au/christian-theology/blaming-eve-alone, The CBE Scroll’s own Margaret Mowczko has written a piece titled, “Blaming Eve Alone,” in which she summarizes an article
March 8, 2014
Our Heritage — Part 5
Antoinette Brown was born in a log cabin in New York and was moved by the ministry of Charles Finney when she was six years
March 6, 2014
Zilpha Elaw: Sanctifying Power
During the eighteenth century, the United States was not a particularly welcoming place for women looking to speak their minds—especially not African American women looking
March 5, 2014
The Forgotten Sisters
Many CBE readers will be familiar with the tendency of some modern English Bible translations to render the Greek word “brothers” (adelphoí) as “brothers and sisters,”
March 4, 2014
Power and the Brain
As an egalitarian I often write and speak on the importance of equality within male-female relationships. I do so because I strongly believe that power
March 2, 2014