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Social Action and the Canaanite Woman of Matthew 15
By: Molly Tomashek | November 3, 2022
In Matt 15:21–28 Matthew presents Jesus as the mirror that exposes the need for social action. A socio-rhetorical approach informs the modern reader’s engagement for social change as seen in the text’s dialogue, characterization, Jewish perspective, and contextual significance.
The Ministry of Women and the Merger of Church and State in Fourth-Century Christianity
By: Shelley Siemens Janzen | November 3, 2022
Christianity's fourth-century merger with the Roman Empire suppressed the NT pattern of welcoming women as exemplary servant leaders.
Book Review: Valiant or Virtuous? Gender Bias in Bible Translation
By: Michaela Miller | November 3, 2022
Suzanne McCarthy has offered a unique and valuable resource for egalitarian readers who are interested in the nuances of gender in Bible translation.
Audio: Galatians 3:28 in Context: Human Worth and God’s Great Purpose for Both Men and Women
By: Andrew Bartlett | November 2, 2022
Prior commitments create pressure to either restrict or expand the meaning and application of Galatians 3:28. The proper control is to read it in the context of Paul’s overall argument in his letter. This shows it has both "vertical" and "horizontal" aspects.
Video: Galatians 3:28 in Context: Human Worth and God’s Great Purpose for Both Men and Women
By: Andrew Bartlett | November 2, 2022
Prior commitments create pressure to either restrict or expand the meaning and application of Galatians 3:28. The proper control is to read it in the context of Paul’s overall argument in his letter. This shows it has both "vertical" and "horizontal" aspects.
The Gospel According to Zeffirelli
By: Neil Rees | November 2, 2022
We often fail to see the cultural complexity of the Bible. We need to seek to understand its world, not just its words. Our own cultural projections of Jesus and his disciples lead us to miss the inclusion of women at the heart of Jesus’s ministry.
Audio: Fair Fight: In the Fight for Egalitarianism in the Church, Men Must Be Willing to Help and Work
By: David Hart | November 2, 2022
While women comprise a vast majority of American Protestant churches, only a small number of women are lead pastors or are considered leaders in their churches. Looking at the Holy Scriptures leads us to conclude that men generally, and men of color specifically, have a duty not only to respond to the call of gender [...]
Video: Fair Fight: In the Fight for Egalitarianism in the Church, Men Must Be Willing to Help and Work
By: David Hart | November 2, 2022
While women comprise a vast majority of American Protestant churches, only a small number of women are lead pastors or are considered leaders in their churches. Looking at the Holy Scriptures leads us to conclude that men generally, and men of color specifically, have a duty not only to respond to the call of gender [...]
Audio: What's Different? The Challenges Arab Christian Women Face in the Church and the Academy
By: Grace Al-Zoughbi | November 2, 2022
This contribution reflects on the challenges Arab Christian women encounter in spite of the teaching of Galatians 3:28. It takes into consideration the ecumenism which has arisen at the intersection of Eastern Christianity with the Protestant missional movement. Grace Al-Zoughbi represents a unique voice from the Holy Land, offering a wider ecumenical perspective to remind other [...]
Video: Color-Courageous Biblical Equality
By: Michelle T. Sanchez | November 2, 2022
What would it look like to faithfully pursue racial equality at the same time as we pursue gender equality? This is a shift that would require every disciple of Christ to move from being color-blind to color-courageous. In this plenary we will explore the limits of color-blindness and unpack a framework for color-courageous discipleship that [...]