If you read the GFL e-newsletter, you may recall my mention of a certain giddiness when I saw an ad for a one-day conference about

Certainly one of the most puzzling remarks in Paul’s writings is found in 1 Timothy 2:15, “But women will be saved through childbearing—if they continue

I recently spoke to a pastor who made his case for not supporting women as senior pastors. “I’ve asked many men this question,” he said.

A hundred years ago a woman’s suffrage advocate authored a column in the New York Tribune, entitled “Are Women People?” In 1915, some of the

Jesus taught that structures of human power often do not reflect the ordering of God’s kingdom. Central to his teachings are the ideas that “Anyone

The term “spiritual covering” has been made popular in the past twenty years, although its idea and practice have existed within the church for much

How often women lament that their lives were blocked from answering God’s call to ministry. So many obstructions were put in their way because of

What does it mean when Paul says in Ephesians 5:22-23, “Wives submit yourselves to your own husbands as you do to the Lord. For the

“Who’s in charge?” is a source of friction in many marriages. Latching on to the traditional concept of “male headship,” a number of Christian husbands

God often reveals the power of his presence in the most unexpected of places. For example, broken experiences highlight the depravity of one’s surroundings and