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Submission: Sound Principles or Sound Bites?
By: Lauren Roberts Lukefahr | June 9, 2026
Social media enables ideas to be shared in accessible, bite-sized formats; but when these sound bites take the place of sound principles, ideas that sound romantic or appealing on the surface may lead us away from biblical truth.
Embodied Submission in Christ
By: Bruna Santini | June 9, 2026
Paul’s metaphor of the church as a living body provides important insights into the nature of submission.
Obey Like Sarah?
By: Bobby Gilles | June 9, 2026
Reading 1 Peter through purely modern eyes can lead us to miss out on just how radical Peter's teachings really were.
Another "S" Word: Servant Leadership
By: Abby Amstutz | June 9, 2026
Leadership and submission are often set against each other as incompatible opposites; the leadership exemplified by Jesus brings them together and reframes how we understand them both.
Mutual Submission Is Biblical
By: Dr. Mimi Haddad, President of CBE International | June 9, 2026
While secular culture may presume and assert authority based on the presumed superiority of gender, race, and class, marriages and churches flourish when all believers submit mutually and equally to each other out of love and respect based on scriptures like Gal 3:28—a text foreshadowed in the creation account.
A Lost Woman Found: Review of "Lady Eclecte: The Lost Woman of the New Testament"
By: Stephen Ehat | June 3, 2026
In Lady Eclecte: The Lost Woman of the New Testament, Lincoln H. Blumell argues that 2 John was written to a named woman, Eclecte, rather than an unnamed “elect lady” or symbolic church. Using textual criticism, papyrology, and early Christian sources, Blumell presents a compelling and accessible case that reshapes how readers understand the letter and [...]
Freedom Fighters and the Law: What the Women of Exodus Taught Me
By: Adilah Brodie | May 20, 2026
Reflecting on the women of Exodus through Deuteronomy, this article explores how their courage, compassion, and quiet resistance shaped God’s story of liberation. Through the lens of motherhood, ministry, and justice, it highlights the enduring impact of women who protected life and carried freedom forward.
Submission, Authority, and the Quiet Erasure of Women’s Gifts in Military Chapel Culture
By: Morgan D. Farr | May 6, 2026
Drawing from her experiences as an Army spouse, Dr. Morgan D. Farr explores how military chapel culture can quietly sideline women’s gifts through subtle expectations around submission, leadership, and authority. She calls the church toward a more biblical vision of mutual leadership rooted in shared service and spiritual gifting.
Growing Pains: How Complementarianism Shames Boys and Isolates Men
By: Jason Eden | April 30, 2026
I was a victim of one of the many contradictions of complementarian Christianity. Complementarians say that men teach and lead while women learn and submit. Yet, at my school, most of the teachers were women. In fact, in Christian churches and schools throughout the world, females teach and lead while male students learn and submit.
Fine Arts: A Poem
By: Katherine Larson | April 22, 2026
A poetic journey from performance to harmony to vision, this piece critiques imposed gender roles and imagines a church where every voice reflects God’s image.