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Walking Wounded: When Being A Woman in Ministry Hurts

By: Jerri Dyer | July 9, 2018

We know that when we say “yes” to God’s call to ministry and when we persist in that ministry despite opposition and hardship, we’ll likely be hurt. We’ll be grieved by those we love and long to serve.

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My Kingdom for A World of Such Men: 3 Hallmarks of Healthy Masculinity

By: Rachel Asproth | July 2, 2018

We should all be asking what healthy masculinity looks like, and celebrating where men manifest that goodness. Here’s my take on the three hallmarks of healthy masculinity.

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We Need More Than A Hypothetical "Yes" to Women in Ministry

By: Susanne Maynes | June 19, 2018

What happens when churches agree that women should be free to minister and lead, yet they never take practical steps to equip and empower them to do so?

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More Than A Resolution on Women’s Dignity, We Need Action

By: Rachel Asproth | June 14, 2018

A resolution on the “dignity and worth of women” sounds lovely. We’ve got the bones of something empowering here. But these words—women matter—have no purchase without a shift in theology. 

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Above, Below, and Beside: What Mutual Submission Looks Like In Practice

By: Jeff Miller | June 13, 2018

Many Christians, certainly most egalitarians, are familiar with Ephesians 5:21, “Submit to one another out of reverence for Christ” (NIV). But as well-known as this passage is, it’s still common to wonder what mutual submission actually looks like in practice. Here’s my take on it.

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We Rally Today Because Female Protest Is Biblical

By: Brenda-Lee Sasaki | June 12, 2018

Today, advocates and activists from around the US will gather at the For Such A Time As This Rally in Dallas, Texas. The rally—led by abuse advocates and faith leaders such as Ashley Easter, Gricel Medina, and Mary DeMuth—will lament and challenge the Southern Baptist Convention’s inadequate response to sexual [...]

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The Paradox of Power: 7 Leadership Strategies in the Age of #ChurchToo

By: Jeanne Porter King | June 5, 2018

The way we use our power shouldn’t place other believers at risk. Power belongs to all in the body, not just a select few or a single group. We need to take practical steps to rebalance power in our churches and make them safer for those among us who, as of now, [...]

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When Church Isn't a Sanctuary: 4 Reasons Churches Should Refer Abuse Cases to Trained Victim Advocates

By: Mark Kubo | June 5, 2018

No matter how well-meaning, and regardless of their views on gender, leadership, or theology, churches are almost never prepared to meet a victim’s needs. This is why I encourage churches not to go it alone when it comes to helping victims of abuse.

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