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Challenges to Complementarianism
Over at the Jesus Creed blog, Scot McKnight has highlighted a paper by David Cramer entitled Assessing Hierarchist Logic: Is Egalitarianism Really on a Slippery Slope? The paper challenges some of...
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Martha & Mary: Not Primarily About Quiet Times
There’s a well-known passage found in Luke’s gospel. It’s the short account of Jesus and the disciples’ visit to the town of Martha and Mary. The account is found in Luke 10:38-42: 38 As Jesus and his...
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Junia Is Not Alone
Not too long ago, I finished a new little ebook written by Scot McKnight and published by Patheos Press. It is entitled Junia Is Not Alone. First off, the book is about 25-30 pages in normal length and...
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A Year of Biblical Womanhood – Review
Just over a year ago, popular blogger and speaker, Rachel Held Evans, released her second book to date, A Year of Biblical Womanhood. Here blog can be found at www.rachelheldevans.com. I know I’m a...
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Church of England paves way for women bishops in 2014
Just this week, this news came forth from the Church of England (Anglican community) in regards to women bishops: The Church of England’s governing body voted overwhelmingly in favor of female bishops...
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Church of England Approves Women Bishops
Yesterday, a decision rang forth from the isle of Great Britain, specifically from the Church of England. As announced on their own website: “The General Synod of the Church of England has today given...
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Junia: An Apostle or Not?
Yesterday was International Women’s Day. In light of such, I put up a link to an article of mine where I reviewed Scot McKnight’s short ebook, Junia Is Not Alone. The book is all of 25 pages. In the...
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Women, Prophets, and Church Leadership
Recently, Perry Noble, pastor of megachurch NewSpring, wrote an article defending the idea that women should preach. To that, theologian Tom Schreiner wrote a response for The Council on Biblical...
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CBE: From Timothy to Creation
I appreciate the opportunity of writing a series for Christians for Biblical Equality (CBE), a group how specifically advocate for an egalitarian standpoint. I moved from a more complementarian...
View ArticleWeekly Ponderings & Links: 1/28/18
Alright, it’s time to serve up the weekly ponderings and links for Sunday, January 28, 2018. For starters, Tuesday (Jan 30) will mark 21 years since I came to truly know Christ. I can’t believe it’s...
View ArticleCan Women Be Church Leaders? The Household Codes of the Bible
Can women be church leaders? It’s a big question that causes a lot of debate. Not as much today as, say, a couple of decades ago. Thankfully. Nonetheless, this remains a fairly divisive issue in the...
View ArticleThe Antics of John MacArthur
John MacArthur is back at it again. His most recent comments were directed at Beth Moore, well-known Southern Baptist teacher-preacher. Here they are in the clip below. For starters, let’s just say...
View ArticleThe Gospel According to Eve
I recently received a copy of a new work by Amanda Benckhuysen, Professor of Old Testament at Calvin Seminary. It’s entitled The Gospel According to Eve: A History of Women’s Interpretation. I’m...
View ArticleBroken, Searching, Trusted, Powerful
I want to put a new work on your radar, from Resource Publications, an imprint of Wipf & Stock. It’s entitled Broken, Searching, Trusted, Powerful. I was able to review the book not too long ago...
View ArticleJunia, the Woman Apostle?
Junia? Who is that? She’s a biblical character who doesn’t get much attention, really, unless one is discussing the role of women in the church. Particularly, are women allowed to be leaders (apostles,...
View ArticleThe Passing of Gordon Fee
In 1966, Gordon Fee was the first scholar from a Pentecostal background to earn a doctorate in biblical studies. He championed the way of scholarship within the Pentecostal, charismatic, and...
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