Is God Male? (Part 2)
For the first time in history, significantly fewer women in North America are serving or participating in the life of the church, according to the
For the first time in history, significantly fewer women in North America are serving or participating in the life of the church, according to the
Heresy was my response to the colleague who gently suggested that he and his wife believed I should consider becoming a pastor. I had been a
Though Hilary was only eight years old, she was old enough to notice the “masculine feel” of her church. As the congregation ended their prayers
“But 1 Corinthians 14 says that women should be silent in churches…right?” It was a shy question from a high school student, in the middle
Recently I read on another blog that the writer had not read anything about helping people face the fear of moving from a complementarian position
Of all the literature produced by the early Syrian church, the most prized was composed by Ephrem the Syrian, often called “The Harp of the
Easter brings to the egalitarian mind the fact that women were the first evangelists to proclaim the risen Lord. One of the gospel accounts attesting
Do you find your daily Bible reading and chat with God one of the great comforts in life? Does their routine and predictability contribute to
Sometimes the Lord calls someone to serve even before the world is ready to accept their service. One example of this was God’s call for
Recently both egalitarians and complementarians have been having conversations centred around the ‘masculinity’ and/or the ‘femininity’ of God. Remarks by respected theologian John Piper and