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What Kind of Men Will Our Church-Going Boys Become?
By: Elizabeth Ware | May 23, 2018
I was wrong—wrong to think sexist messages didn’t affect me or my family because I didn’t aspire to become a preacher and because I had sons and not daughters.
Abuse Is Wrong Because Women Are People, Not Because You Have Daughters
By: Tim Fall | May 22, 2018
These pleas for better treatment and an end to abuse are a step in the right direction. But many of these anti-abuse statements still center men and their experiences and render women objects.
If Not A Billy Graham Rule, Then What?
By: Tina Osterhouse | May 16, 2018
Is there a healthy balance somewhere between the Billy Graham rule and nothing at all? Could we, instead of creating a rule that worked well for one man at a very specific time in history, come up with something holistic and inclusive? Could we come up with an ethic that acknowledges the needs and experiences [...]
A Response to Paige Patterson's Comments on Abuse
By: Sarah Lindsay | May 7, 2018
Last week, an audio tape from 2000 resurfaced in which Paige Patterson, currently the president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and a prominent leader in the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC), described counseling women to remain in abusive marriages.
A Response to Thabiti Anyabwile's Apology to Beth Moore
By: Kelly Ladd Bishop | May 4, 2018
Yesterday, Christian author, Beth Moore, wrote a vulnerable letter to her Christian brothers, describing what it has been like for her to be a woman ministering in the male-dominated world of evangelicalism.
4 Ways Christian Conferences Exclude
By: Gricel Medina | May 2, 2018
We shouldn’t be forced to attend conferences built on gender stereotypes or accept speaker line-ups that have few to no women or people of color. If Christian conferences mean to reflect the diverse makeup of the church, they will have to do better. They will have to move beyond confirmation bias and stereotypes.
Never Man Enough
By: Kelly Jarvis | May 1, 2018
From a young age, our society tells boys they are less than if they don’t fit the traditional mold for manhood. Boys and men who are dubbed too sensitive, too nurturing, or who aren’t driven to pursue material wealth and status don’t make it into the “boys club.” Sound familiar?
3 Lessons I Learned from the Stories of Women Immigrants
By: Susan Harris Howell, Shelby Barnett | April 25, 2018
Recently, in the small bowling alley where Shelby works, three immigrant women and eight children came to the counter to pay for their games. After Shelby realized that none of the women could speak English, one of them tried to apologize, saying, “Normally my husband…” Shelby asked if her husband usually did the talking. She [...]
Plot Twist: I Married an Elder & My Husband Married a Pastor
By: Sheri Bradley | April 23, 2018
The Sunday school teacher encouraged us to aspire to become elders’ wives when we grew up. We were never encouraged to focus on our own gifts for ministry. We were not encouraged to serve the kingdom as writers, singers, missionaries, or worship ministers, and certainly not as preachers.
What Comes After the Hashtag: Justice in the Wake of #MeToo
By: Jodi Hansen | April 9, 2018
On a temperate Southern California evening in 1982, I was raped. It was one of those all-too-common stories of a college girl being assaulted at a party. It was also one of those well-hidden stories of a Christian male refusing to take “no” for an answer.