'A disbelief in misogyny has no bearing on its existence'
Complementarian theology creates churches where women are harmed, but no one can see it
Remembering Her
Writing for a church that needs to be re-membered. Thinking about church culture and women's ministry, from Mary to today.
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Our 'dis-membered' churches need a woman's gift
As consumer culture and abuses of power tear us apart, Mary of Bethany can help remember the body of Christ. (Plus a Mother's Day book giveaway!)
I'm still afraid of the 'female ghosts' at church
False teachings about women create fear and destroy relationships. Can we notice and name these lies instead?
Should your pastor have a podcast?
Our expectations of church have been shaped by social media and consumer culture. This is dangerous.
We need better ways to think about authority in the church
'A Theology of Authority' can help us develop more truly 'biblical' leadership practices
Mud pies in a slum, McDonald's at the White House, and the poverty of tables 'for men only'
Practicing gender roles in the church is easy. Can we imagine something better?
Is the body of Christ real?
How the story of "Doubting" Thomas has given me hope after spiritual abuse
A woman's place is at the Teacher's feet
The story of Mary and Martha is about a Savior who wants women as disciples, not servants
Silent night, holy night... time to make sure the church brand is in sight
When churches handle Christmas as a marketing opportunity, we've missed the gift of the gospel
Evangelicals have a problem with authority
“The Myth of Good Christian Parenting” reveals how unhealthy teachings harmed children, parents, and the church family overall