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Freedom and Good News for ALL

By: Efrem Smith | March 5, 2006

At its best, the Church preaches new birth, has women in positions of pastoral leadership, believes children and youth can advance the Kingdom, is multicultural, and sees social justice as essential to true missions.

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Most Excellent Theophilus

By: Chelsea DeArmond | March 5, 2006

How can we recognize disciples of Jesus? Is it by their gender? Their authority? Their training? According to John 13:35, Jesus’ disciples are distinguished by their love.

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"Who is my mother and who are my brothers?"

By: Carrie A. Miles | March 5, 2006

On issues of the family and scripture, Christians are in a bit of a pickle. It is not always clear how our convictions about “family values” mesh with what the Bible teaches, especially the Gospels.

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Called by Name

By: Ann R. Palmerton | March 5, 2006

Early on the first day of the week, while it was still dark, I came to the tomb. I came alone in that time before dawn, when fear and doubt get the best of us, and when God seems farthest away. 

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“I Have Seen the Lord” Mary Magdalene in the New Testament and Early Christianity

By: Lidija Novakovic | March 5, 2006

Greater awareness of Mary Magdalene’s exceptional role in the events surrounding Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection and her leadership in the early church should not only help us do justice to her memory but also inspire us in our struggle for gender equality.

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A Man For All People

By: Brynn Camery-Hoggatt | March 5, 2006

Many, particularly women, have felt that the patriarchal overtones of Scripture exclude them from participating in God’s divine work: only men are to be the leaders, preachers, and teachers. They find the masculinity of Jesus limiting instead of liberating because they cannot relate to His male identity. 

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"It Will Not Be Taken From Her"

By: John DelHousaye | March 5, 2006

Jesus also called women to be his disciples. Based on Jesus’ other choices of disciples, what does the presence of these women in his circle of disciples teach us about the Kingdom?

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Jesus wants us to Live

By: Rachel Gillespie Lee | March 5, 2006

Jesus can give us life that death can’t erase. He has the power to do that no matter what the obstacles are that bind us. Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead to help us understand the power of God, to help us see that God has control over every kind of death. 

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Egalitarian Prophets in Pursuit of Respect and Civility

By: Dr. Mimi Haddad, President of CBE International | March 5, 2006

Our zeal for biblical equality and justice may cause us to overlook the importance of respect, humility, and patience in our style of communicating, even though these qualities lend credibility to our service as egalitarian prophets. 

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Becoming the Beloved of Christ

By: Heather Scheiwe Kulp | March 5, 2006

Wangerin shares the value of biblical imagination with students studying the foundations of Christianity. In his new book, Jesus—A Novel, he shares Christ’s message of discipleship, love, and equality.

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