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Dr Beth Felker Jones discusses navigating gender and theology, women in ministry, and encourages girls and women that God loves them! Introduction to complementarian/ egalitarian terms.

Scholar Lynn Cohick explains God shows no favouritism in Ephesians, Colossians, and 1 Timothy.

Elaine Kelly author interviewed on women in the Bible & writing for those who doubt Episode 1 of the Local Churchology Podcast. YouTube Link

Mary, sister of Martha vs Mary Magdalene. Check this interactive activity showing biblical references to Mary and how they are different.

Did Jesus criticize or commend Martha of Bethany? Martha is honoured as one of only two in the Gospels who confesses her faith to Jesus.

Five schisms dividing the Christian family: LGBTQ restrictions, Gender-based roles, racial equality, Protestant v Catholic, East v West

Paul's letter to the Ephesians is debated for apparently putting males above females. But it's about unity, not hierarchy.

Is Deconstructing faith giving you a stronger foundation or destroying your beliefs?

A look at art depicting the Last Supper, its purpose and its impact on our view of women and men with Jesus at the Last Supper.

How to confirm if a biblical fiction is in fact consistent with the Bible when it is not consistent with patriarchal church teaching.

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

Christian feminism is simply freedom, and it is something beautiful. If you enjoy your freedom, you might appreciate how others need equal freedom.

Love one another, serve one another, teach one another', are all calling for mutual respect and gender equality.

Check these Bible references endorsing full equal freedoms regardless of gender. Egalitarian Christians encourage mutuality amog believers.

Feminism is the advocacy of women's rights on the basis of the equality of the sexes. It is not new.

Who am I to Speak? Did Moses have qualifications to lead? No, God led through Moses.

How many women are in the Gospels? 35. Meet all of them in the biblical fiction Forgotten Followers from Broken to Bold Book 1

Get to know twelve women who were disciples, patrons, and apostles of Jesus, and biblical references and traditions about them. They come to life in my fiction: Forgotten Followers: From Broken to Bold