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Upon the Ground of Men
By: Jon Zens | April 29, 2015
A multitude of Bible translations exists, each with their own interpretation of what the biblical authors "felt" or "thought" was most important. Therefore, we must be diligent, so that when we discover a bias that has changed the meaning from the Greek word so that it implicates something other than the intent of the original [...]
Interview with Halee Gray Scott
By: Lexi Friesen | April 27, 2015
Most commonly known as an author and researcher, Halee Gray Scott (PhD) also teaches seminary courses, is married and has two daughters. Her writing has appeared in Christianity Today, Christian Education Journal, Books and Culture, Gifted for Leadership, and Breakfast Reading. In 2014, her book Dare Mighty Things: Mapping the Challenges of Leadership for Christian Women [...]
WatchMEN on the Walls?
By: tim+anne evans | April 24, 2015
We have recently received a number of emails from the Family Research Council sponsored Watchmen on the Wall. Their slogan appears to be: Championing Pastors to Transform America. The email is signed by Dr. Kenyn M. Cureton, Vice President for Church Ministries, Family Research Council. Visiting their website, we decided to click on “Join the [...]
The Scroll Links Up (April 24, 2015)
By: Naomi Krueger | April 24, 2015
We’ve got a wonderful line-up of posts for you this week about marriage, men in ministry, women of the Bible, Jonathan Crombie (aka Gilbert Blythe), and peek at Carolyn Custis James’ new book malestrom.
Masculine Mourning
By: Elizabeth Staszak | April 22, 2015
Celebrating the ascension of Christ means celebrating his lessons, his teachings. Demonstrably, Christ gives us a cultural lesson found in the Gospel of John. It is a lesson in proper grieving, with Jesus responding to a sorrowful situation with a typically “feminine” attribute (a strong emotional reaction) and a typically male attribute (a show of [...]
Unity Over Masculinity
By: W. Tali Hairston | April 22, 2015
Men and women are not cast aside, diminished, or deleted when we embrace biblical unity, unity with God and with each other. Unity is provided for in the resurrection, but it does require the definition of masculinity to submit to Jesus' prayer for unity.
Interview with Tim Ayers
By: Lexi Friesen | April 20, 2015
Grace Church began in 1991 near Indianapolis and has grown into a mega-church of about 6,000 weekly attendees. Their vision for an electric, passionate church has helped allow Grace Church to expand into a second location. On February 9, 2014, Grace Church boldly adopted an egalitarian stance on women in church leadership and people of their congregation and across [...]
The Scroll Links Up (April 17, 2015)
By: Margaret Mowczko | April 17, 2015
Here are a few blog posts that caught my attention in the past fortnight. They include entries from The Junia Project, Challenging Tertullian, The Anxious Bench, Sansblogue, and New Life.
Building a Biblical Image of Self & Service
By: Liz Sykes | April 15, 2015
There has been much written regarding how some people seem more adversely affected by headship teaching than others. It can appear as though a person’s early experiences of life is crucial to how they see themselves in relation to authority figures, especially in the church. Both girls and boys observe how the adults around [...]
He Calls Us By Name
By: Anne Zaki | April 15, 2015
Mary Magdalene's life changed irrevocably. Nothing could be done to change what had happened. After finding the tomb empty in John 20, the other disciples returned to their homes. Mary could not leave.