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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.

Book Review: Mary and Early Christian Women: Hidden Leadership. Evidence of Mother Mary as a Priest and Bishop.

Book Review: Mary and Early Christian Women: Hidden Leadership. Ancient manuscripts were edited to cut records of Mother Mary as a liturgical leader

Mary and Early Christian Women: Hidden Leadership. Book provides evidence that Mother Mary became a liturgical leader and priest. While texts were redacted, art preserves records of women preachers and leaders.

Summary of Reluctant Christian Feminist podcast interview with Elaine R Kelly Author on Jesus and Women.

Let's look at how to read Forgotten Followers and any Biblical Fiction Hint: it's a form of contemplative prayer (free download)

What do we learn about Jesus when he raises the dead son of the widow of Nain to life? That Jesus wanted all believers, women and men, to spread the word.

If Apostle Paul's letters were meant to encourage gender equality, did the church get it wrong? Pauline Christianity vs Jesus

Egalitarian interpretations of controversial passages resolve conflicts within Paul's letters and between Paul, Peter, James, and Jesus.

Was Apostle Paul a misogynist? Did he hate women? Do you avoid reading his writing? Do Paul's letters make you want to avoid Christianity?

If Apostle Paul aimed to build a united body of male and female believers, have we misunderstood Paul and his letters?

What does it mean to say Jesus is the chief cornerstone, keystone, or capstone. Are our daughters called living stones in the Bible?

Let's look at God's gender and a fun chart of God's pronouns in the Bible.

Does Peter tell women to submit and men not to submit? No. Look again at the encouragement written in 1 Peter.

Book Club discusses novel Forgotten Followers from Broken to Bold and novel ideas of Jesus and women

What lowers your risk of intimate Parter Violence? It's not being religious; it's being egalitarian.

Scholar reveals how 1 Timothy 2 does not limit women in leadership or pastoral roles, Episode 7 of the Local Churchology Podcast.

Dr Cynthia Long Westfall on translation and tricky passages: Galatians 3, 1 Corinthians 11 and 14, and 1 Peter 3

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.