The Gospels don't merely show Jesus treating women with dignity. They show him teaching them, preparing them, sending them—and trusting them with the gospel.

A new book by Sandra Glahn offers a powerful lesson in how to read biblical narrative—and why the women in Scripture matter far more than we often realize.

"The Church Needed My Voice—but Didn't Trust It"

You've heard 6 reasons Genesis teaches male leadership. None come from the text.

One woman's journey from self-doubt to a question many churches would rather avoid.

When our interpretation of Scripture can’t explain the women we already trust

One woman's journey from silent longing to Scriptural truth—and why she believes the church needs every voice God has gifted.

A woman from complementarian spaces reflects on what the church loses when men don't hear women expound on scripture.

The "For All Time, In All Places" Interpretation of 1 Timothy 2 Cannot Stand The Test of Scripture

Hey friends, last week, I was honored to have an article in the new Summer 2026 issue of CBE’s Mutuality Magazine, which carries the theme “The ‘S’ Word: Understanding Submission.” I look at the house...

Baptist women preached, led, and shaped revival movements for centuries. Then a modern power shift rewrote the story and called it “biblical tradition.”

One Woman's Journey: "I loved my church. I still do. But years of ministry, study, and listening forced me to confront questions I could no longer avoid."

How modern marriage teaching turned a metaphor about Christ into a burden husbands were never meant to carry

Why faithful women are rethinking the limits the church placed on them—and their daughters.

What Acts 16 reveals about mutuality, power, early church leadership, and Lydia, the force of nature in Philippi.

2026 Visual Museum Symposium

How Many Conservative Evangelicals Accept All Historic Teachings of the Church?

Decades of research—and Scripture itself—undermine one of the church’s most confident assumptions about gender.

Don't let these talking points distract you

Plus, putting "the exception that proves the rule" fallacy to bed, forever

1 Timothy 2:12 prohibits a woman from teaching and, assuming on the English translation you use, doing something “authoritative” to men.

according to women who have found their voices

The timing is way off

A Paradigm-Shifting Exploration

A review of Preston Sprinke's "From Genesis to Junia: An Honest Search for What the Bible Really Says About Women in Leadership"

I help people envision a blessed alliance of women & men from all tribes and tongues, mutually serving Jesus Messiah.

I help people envision a blessed alliance of women & men from all tribes and tongues, mutually serving Jesus Messiah.

Why do complementarian women have worse health than others?

Women in the New Testament fulfilled many leadership functions: prophets who carried on the torch passed down from Deborah, Huldah, and Anna; deacons like Phoebe; apostles like Junia (frankly, Mary Ma...

In a time when so many Christians have remade Christ in their own image, when even conservative scholars like Russell Moore lament that Christians regularly chastise pastors for “being weak” or “liber...

Those who believe in a God-ordained hierarchy of men over women, and of an eternal prohibition on women teaching men, are rarely consistent.

I’ve always liked the underdog, which is why the author of the Gospel According to Luke is my guy.

I’ve written seven articles on 1 Timothy 2:11-15 and referenced that passage in several more.

I’ve written seven articles on 1 Timothy 2:11-15 and referenced that passage in several more.

I’ve written seven articles on 1 Timothy 2:11-15 and referenced that passage in several more.

Today’s article is written by my friend and fellow seminarian Jane Anne Tucker.

In a culture and era that considers women as incidental to God’s story, Dr.

and the truth that harms all the women in your life, daily

Let’s talk about the good, bad, and ugly of evangelism and missionary activity in the last two millennia.

This fall, in my article “10 Bad ‘Biblical’ Arguments Against Women Preaching,” I reminded you that Mary and Gabriel disprove the popular “created order” argument.

To say otherwise is to compromise with the world

With so many churches and denominations perpetrating and covering up horrific abuses, with celebrity pastors and Christian media influencers sanctioning cruelty, and with more and more people deconstr...

Proof from many sources and studies

How the Church Relates to Christ, Herself, and the World

In this article: Complementarianism insists men and women are equal in value but unequal in "role and authority." This is doublespeak for "They are not equal." And the idea that “It’s not about abilit...

Before I begin this week’s post, which is a short one, I want to thank the many of you who subscribed in the past week following my article 10 Bad “Biblical” Arguments Against Women Preaching, and the...