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- When Song of Songs Uses a Word, It Doesn’t Always Mean What We Think It MeansAimee Byrd is correct that the book diagnoses flawed understandings of human sexuality, but her interpretative choices are open to question.Sandra Glahn|
- The Rise and Fall of Mars HillEpisode 5|56minThe Things We Do To WomenWhen churches use sexuality to foster and motivate male commitment, women find themselves on the losing end.Mike Cosper|
- Read Your Bible Through a KaleidoscopeMulticolored scholarship expands biblical interpretation beyond traditional Eurocentric perspectives.Dennis R. Edwards|
- The Cure for Complementarianism Gone WrongAuthor Aimee Byrd rethinks the “Biblical Manhood and Womanhood” movement.Interview by Andrea Palpant Dilley|Português
- Women: Don’t Bury Your Leadership GiftsThat persistent sense of calling isn’t a fatal feminine flaw, but an invitation to walk intimately with God.Joyce Koo Dalrymple|
- Kate Bowler: Why Christian Women Become Celebrity ‘Influencers’When the path to formal church leadership is blocked, they'll naturally look for other ways to reach an audience.Interview by Karen Swallow Prior|
- Joy Davidman: The Woman Who Wanted Something MorePatti Callahan uses historical fiction to trace the transformative journey of C. S. Lewis’s wife.Interview by Rachel McMillan|
- It’s Not My Daughter’s Job to Teach Me About WomenI’m learning how to rightly respect the opposite sex, not because I had a child but because of ongoing encounters with Christ.Esau McCaulley|
- The Case for Electing Beth Moore as President of the Southern Baptist ConventionDespite two strong candidates, if ever there were a time for a woman at the helm of the SBC, it’d be now.Dwight McKissic |
- Southern Baptist Women Launch Petition Against Paige PattersonControversy over past remarks leads Southwestern Seminary to announce special board meeting.Kate Shellnutt|
