What Can Be Good About Reporting Bad News?
Editor’s note: This article was first published on December 5, 2005. We are rerunning it this week for its (unfortunately) continuing relevance. Forgiveness is at
Editor’s note: This article was first published on December 5, 2005. We are rerunning it this week for its (unfortunately) continuing relevance. Forgiveness is at
Archaeology uncovers the stories that history has overlooked or buried. Rooted in evidence and inquiry, it challenges assumptions and invites us to re-examine the past
In desperate need of medical expertise, a patient was referred to a woman with extraordinary skill and training in a specialized field. Hesitantly, he made
One of the primary passages used to silence women is found in 1 Timothy 2. But is that Paul’s goal? What do we need to
Desolate. Disconsolate. Adrift. I sat on my couch just a day after the decision to separate from my husband. I had been in ministry for
I sat across from her at the dining room table, never imagining that this friend would be the one giving insight and questioning the biblical
Dr. Catherine Clark Kroeger stands at the front of the room, putting transparencies on an overhead projector. She’s showing us pictures of pottery from the
When we think of education, we picture classrooms, degrees, and diplomas. But education is so much more than a desk and a syllabus—it’s a conference
Editor’s note: For the past nine months, while the regular blog editor has been on maternity leave, CBE intern Mayzie Mayfield has been at the
Editor’s Note: CBE maintains an irenic voice when publishing articles on books written by complementarians. The Meaning of Singleness, written by Danielle Treweek, a complementarian,