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New Testament scholar shows us the world where women lived, worked, taught, ministered, led, and risked prison and death for Jesus.

Mary, the Mother of Jesus, and other early Christian Women were leaders in the Early Church; this book uncovers the evidence that was hidden.

Book Review: Mary and Early Christian Women: Hidden Leadership. Evidence of women leaders, including Mother Mary, serving the early church as priests and overseers.

Book Review: Mary and Early Christian Women: Hidden Leadership. Ancient records pair Mother and Son, Mary and Jesus.

Do you read fiction or non-fiction? I read both! I read fiction to get a feel for how to write fiction. I read non-fiction to portray my historical fictional settings and characters more realistically. Christian nonfiction frames Christian fiction. Egalitarian scholarship enlightens how to portray women in the bible in ministry & leadership. Below are a few of the books I read this spring. This post is about Women and Worship at Corinth. In this book, Lucy Peppiatt examines t

A biblical fiction of the thief on the cross

Book Review of Woman This is War which outlines why women must defend the attack on their equality in the church, and how feminism and equal rights are dismissed by the church.

Junia is not the only female apostle who has been hidden by the church (Book Review)

The Hamilton Spec, TorStar, and NewsNow gave local media coverage for Forgotten Followers, new historical fiction empowering women

What does it mean to be the seed of Abraham and Sarah? Abraham and Hagar? Can we all be children of Abraham, with the rights of his sons?

Being Macho Men: is that how to imitate Christ? Or is it contributing to a non-democratic Christian Nationalism

Evangelicals: the struggle to shape America

The Apostle's Sister is a fictonal story of Aya, how she lived in the shadow of her brother Apostle Paul and was sidelined as a female.

The Jesus Film was one of the first resources I reviewed in preparation for writing my biblical fiction. It was produced by Campus Crusade for Christ in 1979 and is known for being one of the most-watched films dramatizing the Gospels. Se e my movie review below. The Jesus Film is a two-hour film telling the Biblical story of Jesus and God's redemptive love. It ran in American theatres in 1979 and is now translated into 1,724 languages and is recognized by The Guinness Book

How the Subjugation of Women Became Gospel Truth Beth Allison Barr explains how evangelicals defined biblical womanhood

Review of What She Said About the Bible, a podcast about women Bible interpreters and teachers.

A look at what the Eden Podcast reveals about Genesis 3. What really happened between God, Adam, Eve, and the snake?

Author: Paul De Marco Published: 2021 (first edition 2017) 123 pages Genre: Non-fiction, Catholic Saints There is very little online about the author, Paul De Marco. He describes himself on Amazon as having a science background an d a deep interest in Christianity. Amazon Blurb: The female disciples of Jesus have largely been forgotten by historians and yet they played a crucial role in establishing the early Church despite living in a patriarchal society which was oppres

White Evangelical Racism by Anthea Butler

Book Review: Deafening. Even if you cannot hear with your ears, you can hear the message of hope in the face of trials.

Media Event: When She Speaks with Beth Allison Barr, Kristin Kobes Dumez and Anthea Butler