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A Response to the General Synod of the Church of England’s Recent Decision

By: Jenny Dunham | November 21, 2012

The General Synod of the Church of England narrowly voted against allowing women to be bishops on Tuesday, November 20th. The measure was passed by the House of Bishops and House of Clergy, but was rejected by the House of Laity by only six votes.

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I Have Confidence! (I Think)

By: Susan Harris Howell | November 18, 2012

“I don’t want to drive late at night in this storm,” she states. “I’ll wait until morning when it clears up.”“I’ll drive. It’s no problem,” he says. So what just happened here? Was she lacking in confidence? Or does he have a little too much?

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Give To The Max Day!

By: Dr. Mimi Haddad, President of CBE International | November 14, 2012

As the president of Christians for Biblical Equality (CBE), I often hear from individuals who are thankful to CBE for strengthening their marriages, ministries, and relationships with God. They are grateful that Christian faith does not support a second class status for females. That is why I am writing to you. Thursday, November 15 is [...]

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To Speak or Not to Speak ?

By: Liz Sykes | November 11, 2012

One of the issues we grapple with from time to time is when to speak up for biblical equality and when to stay silent. In some instances, it seems more circumspect to ignore the comments or criticism because we know the background of the people and what their beliefs are regarding the place of women. [...]

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Never Forget

By: Morven R. Baker | November 7, 2012

I will never forget the first time I voted. I was 18, and nervously walked into that polling booth with my parents. I was in awe that “my vote” might actually make a difference in choosing the leader of our country. It was an honor and privilege I have never taken lightly.

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Never Give Up!

By: Dr. Mimi Haddad, President of CBE International | October 31, 2012

Dear Friends, Sojourner Truth (1797-1883), born a slave, remembers how her mother encouraged her life of faith and prayer. In her narrative, Sojourner writes: In the evening, when her mother’s work was done, she would sit down under the sparkling vault of heaven, and calling her children to her, would talk to them of the [...]

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The End of Men ?

By: Liz Sykes | October 27, 2012

The Bible Society in Australia has a newspaper entitled “Eternity” which publishes articles of interest to the Christian public. The latest edition features a recent book by Hanna Rosin entitled “The End of Men” with the subtitle “and the rise of women” (small letters).

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Bondage

By: Elaine Heath | October 24, 2012

It seems that everywhere we look today we see images of women in bondage. Whether it is CSI Special Victims Unit or a trio of poorly written novels with little plot and lots of pain, our culture is saturated with the idea that it is fun to abuse women. Increasingly themes of bondage, domination, sadism, and masochism [...]

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Family Shepherding

By: TL K. | October 21, 2012

As always in the traditional view of Scriptures, themes are created around the husband and father leading wife and children together according to his insights and wisdom. Lately there have been an influx of comp articles and books of fathers as shepherds. Yet, Scripture clearly speaks of both parents guiding their children. Children are admonished [...]

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What Can One Church Do?

By: Anne O. Weatherholt | October 18, 2012

“Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth…”This prayer challenges us to live into the gospel and make it real for our own day. In the case of domestic violence, this may mean finding ways that local churches and people of faith can do something that will gently and persistently shape the way [...]

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