How Women Will Pay for the Lindsay Clancy Trial
As we anticipate the First Turning, I’ve been warning that the pendulum swing back to the conservative side regarding the roles of men and women in society will overshoot. Pendulums always do.
Women in the Body of Christ
Did Paul Forbid Lydia from Teaching in Her Home Church?
A comment on a recent video made me look into something I don’t believe I’ve ever seen discussed. The comment was on the video I shared in Worship or Edification in the New Testament Church? It pertained to Lydia, the first convert to Christianity in Europe.
This is the comment:
Junia or Junias in the Translation of Romans 16:7
Junia is the correct translation of the name in Romans 16:7. Some Christians will try to debate it because it makes them uncomfortable to see a woman’s name near the word apostles in the Bible. But the only reason some Bible translations insert Junias is because they are guided by their own bias.
Your Ecclesiology Will Determine Your View of Women Functioning in the Church
This week I picked up Neither Complementarian nor Egalitarian again in an attempt to finish it. I completed the Part 1 (Gender in Evangelical History) which gave an overview of the different ways cultural movements have impacted the body of Christ in regards to these questions. It was interesting and I learned some new things.
