Daughters of Promise: A Father’s Bold Legacy
Editor’s Note: This is the “Sermon or Devotional” Grand Prize Winner from CBE’s 2025 Writing Contest. What Zelophehad’s Conviction Teaches Fathers (and Daughters) Today Of
Editor’s Note: This is the “Sermon or Devotional” Grand Prize Winner from CBE’s 2025 Writing Contest. What Zelophehad’s Conviction Teaches Fathers (and Daughters) Today Of
Have you ever entered a room and immediately sensed joy and enthusiasm in the air? That was my experience at this year’s Evangelical Theological Society
In celebration of another year coming to its end, here are the top ten Mutuality Blog articles that readers engaged with most in 2025. This year, Mutuality Blog authors wrote about
Note: Buy Empowered Voices: Scandinavian Women in Early Pentecostalism through CBE’s online bookstore. Women’s participation in Pentecostalism has wavered throughout the years. In the book
There are trees that grow along the salty waters of coastlines that deserve a closer look. Their appearance is strange, with tangled, twisted roots that
Thanks to the many women writers throughout history, we have today written witnesses of their lived experiences—not from onlookers, redactors, or family members overcome by
As we continue our commitment to reading more women, our staff pulled together a few favorites for your Christmas wish list. These are the books
The remarkable woman known as Julian of Norwich (1342– 1416) implored her readers: “quickly forget me.”1 Thankfully, her wish was not fulfilled, and her work,
“A lady should study—not to shine, but to act.”1 Catharine Beecher (1800–1878) thrived in the “domain of men”: religion, philosophy, and social politics. As an
Q: What is the doctrine of the Trinity? A: The Father incomprehensible, the Son incomprehensible, and the whole thing incomprehensible. It’s something put in by