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Living Post-Fall: Partners, Not Competitors
By: Sarah Ago | April 15, 2016
Our kingdom vision reminds us that we need to hold tightly to Christ’s redemptive work on the cross. No longer are we bound by the Fall or called to perpetuate the effects of it! We are called to live in a redemptive reality, which is counter to worldly division.
Living Post-Fall: Practical Redemption
By: Sarah Ago | March 29, 2016
It’s not fair, we might think! If only they had not eaten of the fruit, men and women would be serving side-by-side without the scourge of dominance to distort their view of one another. Work would be fulfilling for all of us and we would not be struggling with the never-ending, unattainable quest for [...]
A Vision of Equal Wheels: The gender debates and women’s identity
By: Tania Harris | March 5, 2016
Both men and women take responsibility for God’s vision for their life. Both parties express their gifts and callings without restriction. It is God’s original and best design, forgotten but now remembered. It is a vision of equal wheels—a partnership where the enlargement of one doesn’t mean the diminishment of the [...]
The Consequences of Complementarianism for Men
By: Kristen Rosser | January 26, 2016
This is a hypothetical conversation between an imaginary complementarian husband and wife. It’s not meant to depict how all complementarian couples relate to each other. I am presenting a possible marital conflict and proposing how the couple might have dealt with the issue.
Video: Male and Female in Christ with Mimi Haddad (Spanish)
By: Dr. Mimi Haddad, President of CBE International | January 3, 2016
Join Mimi Haddad in her 2014 lecture at the CBE conference in Colombia, where she explores 'Male and Female in Christ'. Delivered in Spanish.
Editor's Note: As Christ Emptied Himself
By: Tim Krueger | December 5, 2015
Depending on how it’s used, who says it, and what they mean, “submission” can be anything from dirty and disgusting to offensive and oppressive. Or, perhaps, even beautiful.
The Unsuspecting Egalitarians: An Unintentional Journey Toward Egalitarianism
By: Catherine Jacobson | December 5, 2015
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 road to recognize and gratefully celebrate that we are egalitarians. In retrospect, we were on that journey from the very first.
How I Submit to My Wife: Why a Feminist with a Hairy Chest Chose to Take His Beloved’s Last Name
By: Nicholas Quient | December 5, 2015
I saw mutual submission as required for marriage, and I believe that it was the strongest measure of what I could do: I give of myself to her, and I honor her, by esteeming her heritage, her culture, her family, by taking her last name.
Just Friends? Intertwined Building Blocks of Friendship and Marriage
By: Anthony Bankes | December 5, 2015
Marriage and friendship aren’t in competition. They aren’t two separate concepts on opposite sides of space, racing against each other to cross the finish line. They’re interconnected and intertwined, constantly intersecting to reveal a breathtaking paradigm of mutuality.
A High View of Submission
By: Daniel Hill | December 5, 2015
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 my family prided itself on having a high view of Scripture. There were a number of beliefs affected by this high view of Scripture (which, for the record I [...]