Despite how much our biography and cultural setting define us, we always need to test our conclusions against Scripture. Regrettably, only one of these authors does so sufficiently.
Tag Archives: Complementarianism
Reviewing 'Fresh Perspectives on Women in Ministry' from Keller, Bird, and Dickson
January 31, 2013 – 6:00 AM
Don't Mess With Her, Man
November 25, 2012 – 3:32 PM
Brothers, may the Lord deliver us from ever tolerating a pugnacious coward who would dare damage one of his beautiful image-bearers.
Women Around the World
September 23, 2012 – 10:00 PM
God's Word, rather than bending to context, challenges every culture.
Isn't Scripture Enough for the Gender Debate?
Gerald Hiestand recently wrote a review of How I Changed My Mind About Women in Leadership (Zondervan) for The Gospel Coalition. He makes the point that the book serves “a useful purpose for complementarians who desire to better understand the existential angst that drove their egalitarian brethren beyond the complementarian fold.” His takeaway is four [...]