Women in Leadership

CT advice columnists also weigh in on theological disagreements at church and living above reproach.

The author of more than 100 titles said, “You need to know God’s Word, and there are basics,” starting with how to mark up the text.

In the 19th-century, Harriet Livermore boldly defended a women’s right to speak in the church and pulpit.

By altering a single word in Genesis 3:16, the Bible translation amplified a long-standing debate on women’s desire and submission.

Motherhood is honorable, but being a disciple of Jesus is every woman’s primary biblical vocation.

How Martha Das grew into a powerful voice for Bangladesh’s Christian minority.

Nicole Martin stops by to share some of the lessons of servant leadership she’s learned behind the pulpit, in the classroom, and in her new role with Christianity Today.

Danielle Marck shares the experiences that pivoted the direction of her life toward her callings from God.

The Texas bishop fought a bitter legal battle with the Episcopal Church and won.

Studying Scripture, she argued patriarchy was a result of Adam and Eve’s sin, not God’s good plan.