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Response to Kevin DeYoung's "Our Pro-Woman, Complementarian Jesus": Part 2
By: Philip B. Payne | March 9, 2016
DeYoung makes two other assertions. First, he states, "The Jewishness of the apostles is linked to a particular moment in salvation history, while their maleness is not. After Pentecost, the kingdom Jesus ushered was no longer for the Jews alone." Second, he states, "when the disciples needed a successor to Judas, the apostles looked for [...]
Pregnant With A Calling To Lead
By: Karen Sethuraman | March 8, 2016
Many women are “pregnant” with a calling, a vision, an idea. They are called to lead, pastor, preach, teach, speak out, plant, champion, and take risks. These women are all waiting for the right time and place to give birth to their visions.
Military Versus Ministry
By: Angela Hurst | March 7, 2016
Until I launched my own dream to plant a church, I found more freedom to be who God created me to be and to exercise my gifts of teaching, leadership, and yes, even pastoring, in the military.
The Samaritan Woman at the Cross
By: H. Edgar Hix | March 5, 2016
I hear You cry, "I thirst," / and I cry tears I would gladly share / with Your cracked lips. / It is drier than any desert / to hear my Wellspring say, "I thirst."
President's Message: The Power of Story
By: Dr. Mimi Haddad, President of CBE International | March 5, 2016
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 known. Separated for years from their families, they worked without ceasing, seven days a week, indebted to the communities that supported their education. Often struggling with English and the bitter [...]
Ancient Israel’s Queen of Hearts
By: Aliyah Jacobs | March 5, 2016
Salome Alexandra was a Hasmonean, born almost twenty years after her family had taken leadership over the land. She grew up privileged, educated, and incredibly strong. She excelled in her studies of God’s Holy Law and in political affairs.
Wisdom from an Ancient Implement
By: Beulah Wood | March 5, 2016
Who would think we would find important truths about marriage from the ancient agricultural implements found along the highways and byways of South India?
Love and Respect: A Better Way
By: Tim Krueger | March 5, 2016
The story that “women need love and men need respect” is simple and appealing, but is one with a dirty little secret (okay, maybe it’s not that much of a secret): it places all the power in a relationship squarely in the hands of men.
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 [...]
What Was He Thinking?
By: Tim Krueger | March 5, 2016
Many of the stories we learn about gender show us a world where selfish fantasies are fulfilled or fears are realized, but they teach us very little about actual love. They teach us even less about who God made us to be.