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Exploring Spiritual Direction
By: Ellen M. Kogstad | December 5, 2003
Life sometimes comes in shock waves. A marriage teetering between life and death. A child born to an unmarried teenage daughter. A job loss. A notice of house foreclosure.
Back in the Field
By: Mary Katherine Campbell | December 5, 2003
I was among the nearly 100 foreign missionaries who could not in good conscience sign the oath of affirmation of the revised 2000 Baptist Faith and Message.
Finding Peace
By: Jaime Hunt | December 5, 2003
Persecution and injustice are expected in a fallen world. Yet, finding the right way to deal with hurtful situations can still be difficult, says spiritual director Lola Scobey.
I Will Not Undercut the Ministry of Godly Women
By: Ron Hankins | December 5, 2003
This is a letter Ron Hankins wrote after the International Mission Board ordered missionaries to sign the 2000 Baptist Faith and Message.
Dismissed
By: Dave Hunt | December 5, 2003
Seven years ago, just a few quarters shy of college graduation, I discovered the cost of my belief in biblical equality. I chose to ask questions and push boundaries, but those actions had consequences.
Brave-Hearted Women
By: Dr. Mimi Haddad, President of CBE International | September 5, 2003
C.S. Lewis said that we are more easily beguiled and led astray by statements that are mostly, but not entirely, true. An inaccuracy is made more potent by being comprised largely of truth. This is often the case when it comes to popular Christian literature on what it means to be male or female.
Unheralded and Unknown: Although Virtually Ignored, Women Played a Vital Role in Church History
By: Lorry Lutz | September 5, 2003
From the time of the early church, women have been actively serving Christ and holding respected positions of leadership, but church historians have virtually ignored them. Take a look at just a few key women across history.
Where Are the Women of Fire? What American Women Can Learn from Female Leaders in China, Russia, and Africa
By: J. Lee Grady | September 5, 2003
Some denominations in the United States are still arguing about whether a woman can stand behind a pulpit, I said to myself. Meanwhile, women in China are engaging in dangerous missions and governing thousands of new churches. There’s something wrong with this picture!
An Unexpected But Beautiful Message
By: Joanne Nystrom Janssen | September 5, 2003
The articles in this issue have also encouraged me personally, as I am preparing to embark on an adventure of my own.
Changing Lives From Up Close and From a Distance
By: René Reed Mason | September 5, 2003
For those of us whose journey toward understanding and embracing biblical equality has been a winding path full of pain and epiphanies, the immense value of our role models is deeply felt. Sometimes this value is felt so deeply that it may even take us by surprise—a surprise of joy, when through the [...]