I have been writing a lot recently on the topic of Biblical womanhood, stating that I am neither an egalitarian nor a complementarian (and…
As you have probably already gathered from my recent series on Biblical womanhood, I claim neither the label of “egalitarian” nor the label of…
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Sarah Jane Ho is a wife, mom of 5, pastor, and mental health therapist. She leads the Nations of Change Church in Pakistan via…
There is a pervasive teaching in complementarianism today which states that husbands will be held accountable before God for their wives and the condition of…
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There is a common belief held by many today in complementarian circles which states that God created men to be the providers. At first…
Rebekah Hargraves is the host of the Home and Hearth Podcast, which, up until recently, has always been mostly an interview-style podcast. Now, however,…
I was asked the following question a few months back during my weekly “Ask Anything Wednesday” feature on my Instagram: Â “Can you help me…
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Rebekah Hargraves is the host of the Home and Hearth Podcast, which, up until recently, has always been mostly an interview-style podcast. Now, however,…
Contrary to what the title of this post may lead you to think, this article is not solely (or even primarily!) about submission of…
For one reason or another, we have often been led to believe for centuries now that women are supposed to be on the outside looking…
Having been a part of various complementarian circles nearly all my life, there is one topic on which even complementarians tend to disagree – the…
I’ve written before on the fact that God made sex in marriage to be something pleasing to both husband and wife, desired by both husband…
Last August I wrote the first in a three-part series about why the commonly-parroted phrase that “your husband is the prophet, priest, and king of…
All the time we hear about the dangers of the comparison trap. Even though we still struggle with this temptation, we know deep…
Having spent many years in complementarian and patriarchal circles, I often heard the teaching that “Husbands are to be prophets, priests, and kings in their…
I recently had the opportunity to review the new CSB Study Bible for Women that released this spring. I thought I would share my review…
I have been writing at length in recent weeks on the topics of Biblical womanhood, women being leaders, women teaching men, and submission in…
As I pointed out in the recent articles What is Biblical Womanhood? , Yes, Women Can be Leaders, Too, and Women Teaching Men: What Does the…
In our recent series on Biblical manhood and womanhood (you can find the other articles here and here), we have been addressing the fact…
In my recent article on “What is Biblical Womanhood?” I emphasized the point that the egalitarian and complementarian camps are both wrong in certain…
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Ever since releasing the post My Top 10 Favorite Podcasts for Christian Moms last spring, it has consistently been one of the top posts…
If you had asked me eleven years ago what Biblical womanhood was, you would have received a far different answer than the…
I am so glad you’ve stopped by, friend, and hope the Lord richly blesses your time here! Grab a cup of coffee, take a seat,…
Below is a list of the articles I have written thus far on topics pertaining to our walk with the Lord. I hope you…