Me Duelle Mi Corazón (My Heart Pains Me)
Two months later and I can still picture Isabella: her small arms gently rock a baby with more expertise than a fourteen year-old girl should
Two months later and I can still picture Isabella: her small arms gently rock a baby with more expertise than a fourteen year-old girl should
Two weeks ago, John began studying the revolution in relational thinking that Paul presents in Colossians 3. Last week, he considered God’s call to mutual relationships.
You are worthy to take the scroll and to open its seals, because you were slain, and with your blood you purchased for God people from every tribe
In last week’s blog, John considered the apostle Paul’s view of marriage, parenting, and slavery that opposed the hierarchy of his own culture. This week John
When teaching a college gender studies course, students are often surprised to learn of what researcher L. A. Bell calls the “smart versus social” dilemma,
Every July 14th, France celebrates Bastille Day. More than 200 years ago, an angry mob of just under a thousand people rushed upon what was known as
I met Brian six or more years ago when he was attending our local Christian seminary. From the beginning our conversations were important: Calvinism, gender
Time and again I hear Christian speakers and writers reminding women to be submissive (or be in subjection) to their husbands. Some churches and ministries emphasise
A dinner conversation I had months ago still sticks out clearly in my mind. The party consisted of some of my peers, as well as
When I was in my twenties, I attended a “Bible” study on how to be a Good Christian Woman. Good Christian Women, I was told,