Shiphrah and Puah: The Egyptian Midwives on the Frontlines of a Spiritual War
If I were to ask you, “Who were Shiphrah and Puah?” there is a good chance you might not even recognize the names. You might
If I were to ask you, “Who were Shiphrah and Puah?” there is a good chance you might not even recognize the names. You might
Two years ago in early 2022, I heard yet another sermon on Ephesians 5:22–6:4. My wife and I try to be patient when we hear
I recently spoke with a leader in international missions who believed that the divide between egalitarians and complementarians would die out because the younger generations
April is Black Women’s History Month, and in celebration, here are seven resources that highlight specific Black women who’ve changed the world—and particularly, the church—for
There is an old story that the tradition of painting Easter eggs red originated with Mary Magdalene. She boldly appeared before Emperor Tiberius and declared,
Throughout church history, women have played no small part in the growth of the church worldwide. According to research today, “the future of the world’s
In the Barbie movie (2023), America Ferrera’s character Gloria gives an iconic speech about how “it is literally impossible to be a woman.” The speech
In celebration of Women’s History Month, here are five titles that trace women’s contributions to the church from the time of Jesus down to the
As Christians, we are informed as much by the past as we are by the events of each day. While each generation faces new challenges,
Whereas most books on women in ministry primarily focus on contested Bible verses used to restrict women’s leadership, Nijay K. Gupta’s Tell Her Story: How