Click "More" for dropdown menu of more Categories,
or click to the right of "More" to search by title or topic.

A woman is an Ezer-helper, an equal counterpart, a strong ally, warrior, and lifesaver.

Writers Update 2025: How did the year go?

Jesus brought a great reversal: uplifting some and bringing down others.

Mary: brave and bold. Where did she find the faith to overcome fear, the comfort in difficulty, and the hope for the future?

O Come Emmanuel: is God with us in the Word (Jesus) and also in Wisdom-Sophia?

Nemesis is the goddess of justice, rolling the wheel of fortune. How is she different from the Christian God?

Are Mary of Clopas and Salome the same person? Who is the sister of Jesus's mother Mary? Who are Salome and Mary of Clopas in the Bible? Who is Clopas in John 19:25?

Where might the female Apostle Junia have gone on her first mission journey? Could Antioch be the church that commissioned her?

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.

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

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

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

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!

What does the 2024 film about Mary sacrifice to achieve danger and drama?

Elaine Kelly Author discusses the healing journey of her fictional character and her new release outlining 21 steps to emotional resilience

Editorial Book Reviews, Contests, and egalitarian Christians endorse Forgotten Followers from Broken to Bold.

What does it mean when Paul writes that in Christ there is neither male nor female? Is it about gender equality in all areas?