An Advocate’s Parable: Platforms, Pennies, and Privilege
Jesus was sitting near the temple treasury one day, observing all who passed by. He witnessed many wealthy people give large sums of money to
Jesus was sitting near the temple treasury one day, observing all who passed by. He witnessed many wealthy people give large sums of money to
When I critique oppressive systems and ideologies, I generally ask two simple questions: Does the system or ideology give one group unearned power over other
The Western sexual revolution brought renewed emphasis on consent, body affirmation/confidence, female pleasure, and women’s equal (and enthusiastic!) sexual participation in marriage. We should celebrate
Women often underestimate themselves. We minimize our abilities and authority because we’re conditioned to think that to be a woman is to be passive and
Editor’s Note: This is an Evangelical Press Association award winning article. Many girls and women find models of subversive, change-making women not in the Bible
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,
Genesis 1 perfectly illustrates God’s mutual design for men and women: Then God said, “Let us make people in our image, to be like ourselves.
If you long for a better world, then you’re in good historic company. In the 1800s, abolitionists promoted a world that had never existed—one without
In April of 2017, the hashtag #ThingsOnlyChristianWomenHear went viral on Twitter. Thousands of women took to social media to share painful things they’d been told
Every fall, I pick apples alongside many Americans. For the last few years, I’ve been fortunate to go to the orchard with my nieces. We