“We the People” meant white males and it was understood that while they brought with them wives, children and servants, those wives, children and servants were not part of “We the People.” Continue reading
Gender roles is not biblical, because it is a form of spiritual and emotional abuse. Continue reading
The climate for abuse will not change until Baptist women are recognized as being fully human and fully spiritual in the church and in their homes. Continue reading
There is a healing that needs to take place for yourselves, and your daughters, your daughters-in-law, your sisters. Continue reading
Like the original Eve, this woman Mary Magdalene who was cleansed of all her sins, remained under the curse of man. Not God, but man. So do all of us women who have come after her. Continue reading
So we have finally arrived in the garden and the world has been turned upside down. Where do we go from here? Do we leave Mary and the other women beside an empty grave? Continue reading
No matter what shape the world is in, the writers of The Danvers Statement would never have chosen the woman at the well to be the instrument God used to win lost people to Christ. Continue reading
What stories are you telling about your relationship with Jesus? Continue reading
If Jesus calls women for the extraordinary, why wouldn’t he call women for the ordinary? Preaching, for instance. Continue reading
Eve would be the one giving birth to future generations, but those same sons and daughters would curse her. Continue reading
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