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

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?

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

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

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

Women and girls who were shepherds were forgotten in the Christmas story, and as historic female shepherds and pastors.

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