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A Truth Not Worth Compromising
By: Joy Sullivan | June 5, 2008
I once heard a pastor compare women to teacups. He explained that husbands need to treat their wives like fine china, gingerly, with the tentative hesitation as one approaches a foreign thing, separate from themselves.
Outward Love, Inward Humility
By: Wade Burleson | June 5, 2008
An interview with women’s advocate and SBC pastor, Wade Burleson.
President's Message: Leading Change Through Healthy Friendships
By: Dr. Mimi Haddad, President of CBE International | June 5, 2008
One historian suggests that “space and race” are the two most prominent features that characterize America. We are a diverse people with lots of room to move. And, we possess the freedom to move through our vastness largely as we choose.
Q: My Church is Unwilling to Address the Gender Debate...
By: Alvera Mickelsen | June 5, 2008
Q: My church is unwilling to address the gender debate, feeling that it is too divisive. I have tried many times to advocate for women, but I am labeled as a trouble-maker and a radical. How do I, in a non-threatening way, encourage my church to examine the issue?
The Power of 'Even If'
By: Jason Eden | June 5, 2008
A historian finds surprising evidence for biblical equality in traditional translations of Scripture.
Zondervan's New Chief
By: Ashleigh Bailey | June 5, 2008
Recently I happened upon an interview from Christianity Today with the new President and CEO of evangelical publishing giant Zondervan. To my surprise, "Moe" Girkins' first name is actually Maureen, and she is a proven leader in the technological sector, as well as a current MDiv student at Trinity Evangelical Seminary—not exactly who I [...]
Book Review: Saving Women from the Church: How Jesus Mends a Divide
By: Jane Spriggs | June 5, 2008
Saving Women from the Church is a powerful book that will bring restoration and healing to women through the love of Jesus Christ.
Thick Skinned?
By: Joy Sullivan | June 4, 2008
Women, are often told that emotions are invalid, or that feelings are a sign of weakness. I have heard time and time again the statement against women in leadership, on the basis of protecting the “weaker sex,” that leadership is reserved for individuals (presumably men) who possess a thicker skin.
God's Design?
By: Liz Sykes | May 29, 2008
I just browsed through the latest catalogue from the largest Christian bookseller in Australia and one of their latest titles is "His Brain, Her Brain" with the subtitle "How divinely designed differences can strengthen your marriage". A few pages later there are books suggesting there is a 'feminine heart' (created in the image of an [...]
Watch Us Fly!
By: Joy Sullivan | May 28, 2008
Sitting in a sunny hallway the other day, I caught sight of a young girl coming my way. She was tripping along, tailing her brother, and together they were playing a silly game. As she passed me, she held out a tiny arm and giggled, “My wing is broken.” Two minutes later she returned, still [...]