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Let's look at two historic ways to make disciples: by force or love. Is it better to evangelize with a carrot or a stick?

Reflections on feminist and liberation theology based on Sue Monk Kidd's spiritual memoir, The Dance of the Dissident Daughter.

Do you see feminism as advocacy for equality and freedom, following Jesus, or do you see it as an enemy to Jesus?

Rachel Held Evans looks at how the Bible is inspired and, after seeing it as a weapon, how we can learn to love the Bible again.

Apostle Susannah: juggling motherhood, career, prophesying, and preaching. Is motherhood an obstacle or blessing?

"Equal to the Apostles" Mariamne transformed to a man to travel as an apostle with Philip and Bartholomew.

Mary Magdalene was an apostle to the apostles on that first Easter. Where did she go on her missionary journeys?

Who was Junia? How did she earn the title of outstanding apostle?

Were there Female Apostles, Evangelists, Preachers and Teachers in the early church? Who are the Female Apostles?

Women deacons, elders, and overseers - until Church Councils restricted them.

What is living water? Inspirational study from John's writing.

How did Jesus rise from the dead? Who raised Jesus from the dead?

A shepherd was not a position of power. Why did Jesus, our Master, call himself a shepherd?

How to Make American Christianity Good Again, about peace and love instead of Greatness

How can Christians love one another? Love our Enemy? Seek Justice?

What is ecumenical Christianity and how can it empower the church?

Feminism comes from Christianity. It is based on the Bible. Here are 5 early Christian feminists.

Lydia Gruchy was the first woman ordained minister in Canada: Book Review of her biography!

Paul's letter to Philippians honours women as church leaders

Seven traditional hymns counter the message of today's conservative Christianity

70s Christianity empowers us to have empathy, love, and work for unity, so why do some of today's Christians oppose empathy?