Month: Mar 2018

Easter Women – a Resurrection Sunday Reflection

Posted in courage, Gospels, inspiration, Jesus, Jesus & women, New Testament, reflection, women of the Bible1 Comment

*This is not by any means an exegetical piece. It is more in the nature of a fictitious retelling of the events of the first Good Friday and Easter Sunday from the imagined perspective of the women at the tomb and cross. Some details come directly from Scripture, some are creative licence …  Sunday morning creeps… Continue reading Easter Women – a Resurrection Sunday Reflection

Q&A: Do egalitarians use convoluted arguments to interpret the Bible?

Posted in Correcting errors, leadership in the home, marriage, ministry, Paul & women, Q&A2 Comments

Q: Bronwen, when I try to explain my egalitarian views to my Christian friends, some of them say we are just turning clear and simple biblical texts into something unnecessarily convoluted. Is there any truth to this, and how do I respond to this objection to my views on the equality of men and women… Continue reading Q&A: Do egalitarians use convoluted arguments to interpret the Bible?