The Unsuspecting Egalitarians: An Unintentional Journey Toward Egalitarianism
Mark and I never meant to become egalitarians, at least not until we discovered we already were. This is the story of the long, winding
Mark and I never meant to become egalitarians, at least not until we discovered we already were. This is the story of the long, winding
If then there is any encouragement in Christ, any consolation from love, any sharing in the Spirit, any compassion and sympathy, make my joy complete:
We live in a world brimming with competition. This can be seen through the widely enjoyed form of sports, or in the competing (and not
Whenever I hear the word “submission” I am immediately transported back to my childhood home. We were staunchly rooted in a conservative, Christian tradition, and
Whether through sermons or wedding vows or Christian books, we have been conditioned to see different primary roles for husbands and wives. Many churches teach
Recently, CBE lost a dear friend and a most gifted intellectual, John Kohlenberger III, after a thirteen-year battle with cancer. A humble but brilliant scholar,
Jesus submitted to His Father by actively and freely choosing to yield to weak politicians and wicked soldiers. And now Peter says likewise? Is a
During my PhD studies at the University of Durham (Durham, England), I lived and studied beside some of the most dedicated Christians I have ever
It’s Thursday and I am four hours from home at my daughter, Shauna’s, house. I sit at my computer with my four-month-old grandson, Henry, on
The doctrine of the fall of humanity is easy to verify — all we have to do is pay attention to the news. Injustice is