How John Song sought new beginnings—for himself and his homeland—after a period of disgrace.

After a data-driven study of women’s conversations in Scripture, here’s what I found.

Meet Phoebe, the first interpreter of Romans.

The trope of mother as superparent is a resounding rejection of grace.

Best-selling study authors and Bible teachers unpack the factors that drive women to prioritize time in Scripture.

Despite the ongoing debates over gender roles, surveys show significant agreement in favor of female Sunday school teachers, worship leaders, speakers, and preachers.

From Fannie Lou Hamer to Breonna Taylor, black women can no longer be erased from the push for racial justice.

Author Aimee Byrd rethinks the “Biblical Manhood and Womanhood” movement.

That persistent sense of calling isn’t a fatal feminine flaw, but an invitation to walk intimately with God.

During Women’s History Month, I celebrate the unattached females who shaped the church.