Tag: embracing change

Securing Their Future: the Daughters of Zelophehad

Posted in courage, Old Testament, OT cultural backgrounds, Patriarchy, social justice, women of the Bible1 Comment

Does the Old Testament contain one of the oldest examples of an appeal for women’s rights? The story of the daughters of Zelophehad in Numbers 27 is one that you may never have noticed. It’s a fair guess that you never learned about it in kids’ church, haven’t been to a Bible study where this text… Continue reading Securing Their Future: the Daughters of Zelophehad

Change is Difficult – Reflections on Galatians 3:28

Posted in courage, inspiration, Jesus, ministry, New Testament, NT cultural backgrounds, Paul & women, reflection, social justice, women of the Bible2 Comments

Here’s a confession – I’m not always too fond of change. Not too long ago, I bought a new drink bottle that caused me a bit of trouble to start with. It sucks the water up through a straw. It took me a while to get it into my head that I had to hold… Continue reading Change is Difficult – Reflections on Galatians 3:28