Forget the Husband Trump Card: Why Couples Should Make Decisions Together
Recently, my church group of married couples in our thirties discussed gender roles in marriage and the church. Not surprisingly, all the other couples voiced
Recently, my church group of married couples in our thirties discussed gender roles in marriage and the church. Not surprisingly, all the other couples voiced
The evangelical purity movement of the 90s and early 2000s is a hot topic among Christians today. More and more women (and men) raised in
Recently, my graduate students discussed how US culture sometimes idolizes sex. Citing a friend, one said, “the orgasm has replaced the cross as the place
Your life will be my life, and my life yours. Your son will be my son, his Father my Father. We will deal with the
Consent: a word so bland I once found it almost ugly. Why would I base my framework for romantic relationships on a word as flippant
Editor’s Note: This is an Evangelical Press Association award winning article. “Does Scripture talk about rape and consent?” This question was posed by a young
Dating is difficult in today’s culture. As I have counseled single women and men through the years, I often heard pleas for help to find
It’s hard when every break up feels like a failure. That is what no one tells you about being single in the church. We are
Recently, I was invited to participate in a panel on singleness at a Christian conference. I shared my experience as a single woman pastor and
After surviving a tumultuous divorce, I found myself in my fifties, newly single and surveying an unknown dating landscape. After embracing an egalitarian viewpoint in