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Women and People of Color in Christian Academia: A Reflection on the Future of Evangelicalism
By: Emily Louise Zimbrick-Rogers | December 30, 2016
The recent election has prompted significant reflection for many evangelicals, including notable contributions from Christianity Today managing editor Katelyn Beaty[1], Fuller president Mark Labberton and Fuller president emeritus Richard Mouw[2], and Northeastern assistant professor of New Testament Esau McCaulley[3], who writes about being black, evangelical, and an Anglican priest.
Christ's Hands and Feet
By: Dr. Mimi Haddad, President of CBE International | December 28, 2016
Join me in thanking God for the hands and feet of Christ, dismantling patriarchy as a biblical ideal in global communities. In 2016, we fanned an awareness of biblical gender equality around the world, including at the Evangelical Theological Society annual meeting.
The Price of Being Mary
By: Susan Harrison | December 21, 2016
This year, I have noticed Mary more than usual. One of the things I’ve seen is a very strong person who bucks her culture to be what God calls her to be. That resistance has a hidden cost that the Bible doesn’t record directly.
What A Forgotten Passage About a Matriarch of Israel Tells Us About Advent
By: Alexis Waggoner | December 20, 2016
Two Christmases ago, I was six months pregnant. The season of Advent, a time of waiting and expectation, has never made more sense to me.
Book Review: Underdogs and Outsiders: Women of Advent
By: Scott Lencke | December 16, 2016
I recently finished a new book that hit the shelves a few weeks back. It’s entitled Underdogs and Outsiders, written by my good friend, Tom Fuerst. Though the main title may catch one off guard—noting it’s a study particularly written for the Advent season—it actually highlights the exact thrust of the [...]
7 Points In Support of the Nicene and Reformed Doctrine of the Trinity
By: Kevin Giles | December 14, 2016
This paper was given by Kevin Giles at the Evangelical Theological Society annual conference on November 15, 2016 in San Antonio, TX. The other speakers on the plenary Trinity forum were Dr Bruce Ware, Dr Millard Erickson, and Dr Wayne Grudem. Dr Storms presided.
How Advent Teaches Us to Find God In the Feminine
By: Rachel Asproth | December 12, 2016
For most of my life, I didn’t understand the significance of Advent. It paled next to Christmas. And I felt the same indifference for Advent that I had for every other church season.
Women Leaders - The Good and the Bad
By: Dr. Mimi Haddad, President of CBE International | December 5, 2016
To understand 1 Timothy 2, we need to overcome our blindness to women. We need to see Priscilla, a wise and strong leader and teacher; Artemis, the goddess whose female-centered religion would have normalized female religious dominance; the unqualified women usurping authority and spreading false teachings; and those being deceived by those teachings.
Finding the Beginnings of Female Missionaries in the New Testament
By: Sarah Rodriguez | December 5, 2016
I was sitting in an anthropology class at my Christian college listening to the musings of the professor. She had been speaking about globalization, feminism, and Christianity when she suddenly posed the controversial question, should women be allowed to be missionaries? I was shocked by her question, because until that point, I had never doubted [...]
Jesus’ Feminine Self-Presentation in the New Testament
By: Valerie Geer | December 5, 2016
It is a matter of Christian doctrine that God is neither male nor female; God is spirit. The Scriptures, however, use both male and female imagery to talk about God’s identity and activities. At the same time, it is also true that God incarnate was a Jewish male. This means Jesus [...]