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Angela Parker from Mercer University’s McAfee School of Theology writes about the time that a complementarian invited her to lunch. Thinking through the genealogy in Matthew’s Gospel and Ware’s re-imagination makes her ask how certain segments of Christianity still stifle women’s ministry.
At Christmas time, we don t often hear the story of the prodigal son, but it is a parable of a beautiful hope displayed in the return of a son that we can cling to this Christmas
Jesus viscerally understands loneliness He is with you in a special way if you are feeling lonely this Christmas
One political philosopher put the goal of liberal progressivism in rather stark terms He said, Progressivism is, at its core, the hatred of your father and the rejection of God
While Israel and Rome may have done their best to stop Christ from being King, God declared His Son s royal presence by bringing the mighty kingmakers, the magi, from Persia to acknowledge it
John Sianghio writes that we find hope in strange and unexpected places. There is something about sports, something about the stories of players like Hakimi and his mother, that captures the hearts and minds of the world and pierces our souls with its poignancy.
What about paying a pastor severance Whether to pay a pastor a severance depends upon the scenario, ministry tenure, and church budget
Now conservatives know what they had long suspected
Mary accepted her role in this event with a particular grace and humility Her expression of worship is amplified by her example of radical self-sacrifice
Let us all come together as One Nation, Under God We have no better hope than that
