Present and Accounted For: Women in the New Testament
A winter issue of CBE’s Mutuality magazine was themed, “New Testament Women.” Its articles discuss Martha, the Samaritan woman of John 4, the “Chosen Lady” of
February 2, 2017
Type of Resource: Blog/Magazine Article
3 Challenges To Men Who Believe In Gender Equality
“Dark and difficult times lie ahead. Soon we must all face the choice between what is right and what is easy.” –JK Rowling I can
January 31, 2017
Why Christians Don’t Always Trust Emotional Appeals for Justice
Some Christians see logic as the only trustworthy and effective way to communicate and receive knowledge. Unfortunately, there is not enough space in one post
January 30, 2017
Understanding the Link Between Theology and Abuse: A Defense of Ruth Tucker’s Black and White Bible, Black and Blue Wife
If you haven’t yet read Ruth Tucker’s book, Black and White Bible, Black and Blue Wife, you should. Full disclosure: I have been reading her
January 30, 2017
How The Gospel Subverts Gender-Hierarchy
As a fourth grader at a local public school, I got into a classroom debate over the rights of women, and in particular, the right
January 19, 2017
Why One-Way Submission Between Co-Heirs Is Dangerous
The Co-Inheritance of Women John 15:9 affirms that God’s love for human beings is identical to God’s love for Jesus. Every child of God inherits
January 17, 2017
Why Women’s Anger At Men’s Violence Is A Powerfully Good Thing
I have never been raped or physically assaulted. That can change at any moment. We’ve all heard the stories. We’ve read the statistics. We know
January 11, 2017
The Unnamed Woman With the Alabaster Jar
How do we get from sinner to whore in our perception of Bible women? (Note: this offensive term is used only to highlight the false
January 10, 2017
A Prayer for Women: Remember Your Daughters
Editor’s Note: This is an Evangelical Press Association award winning poem. God of Hagar, Tamar, and Mary Magdalene Of Sarah, Rebecca, and Rachel God of Ruth,
January 3, 2017
Women and People of Color in Christian Academia: A Reflection on the Future of Evangelicalism
The recent election has prompted significant reflection for many evangelicals, including notable contributions from Christianity Today managing editor Katelyn Beaty[1], Fuller president Mark Labberton and Fuller president
December 30, 2016
