I really don't like weddings. They're just not my thing. For the most part, I don't like attending them, I don't like being…
Some time ago I was part of a Twitter conversation about marriage ceremonies that reflect biblical egalitarian values. Since my husband is a…
Time after time, I’ve read complementarian literature that seems to misunderstand what is meant by biblical equality for women and men. The heart…
Though there are probably as many conceptions of “primary issues” for the Church as there are churches, a typical list is easily constructed.…
It wasn’t until I started attending a private Christian school as a 12-year-old that I became aware of the spectrum of views regarding…
I’m a big advocate for what I like to call “tension living.” If this life has taught me anything, particularly where faith is…
I have recently arrived at a new place in my approach to the subject of women in ministry. While I am not proud…
last week Tim presented some thoughts about two different paths people sometimes take to get to an egalitarian perspective: the path of "rights"…
With the Church of England’s recent vote to begin ordaining women as bishops, the issue of women’s ordination has once again been in…
The most prominent of my ancestors was a cousin, Elias Hicks (1748-1930), who brought Quakerism to a famous schism in North America. Though…
Last week Owen Strachan, prominent complementarian leader and President of the Council for Biblical Manhood and Womanhood, called Rachel Held Evans‘ teaching “heresy”…
Both egalitarians and complementarians try to grapple with Paul’s words in Galatians 3:28 in their own ways. However, sometimes we do not look…
1 Timothy 2:12 continues to be an obstacle that prevents churches from moving toward a more robust theology of women. Read…
"It says that your area of study is Women’s Literature and Feminist Theory. How is that compatible with teaching at a Christian university?"…
Last Sunday I preached for the first time in my own church. I had preached before - but never for the church I…