Tag Archives: Gender Roles

Help! I Married an Introvert
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She's classical. I'm rock 'n' roll.  She's patient. I'm impulsive. She's soft-spoken while I can't stop talking. She's practical—loves the details. I'm visionary—love the big picture. She loves filling our evenings by cuddling up with a cup of coffee and reading together—just the two of us. I love that too but also crave adventure. She [...]

The Complementarian Woman: Permitted or Pursued?
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End the culture of permission and you will dispel the stigma of submission.

Gospel-Centered Manhood: Three Correctives
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Masculinity is not a badge to be won at the end of a series of trials or a status I might one day earn.

Reviewing 'Fresh Perspectives on Women in Ministry' from Keller, Bird, and Dickson
Reviewing 'Fresh Perspectives on Women in Ministry' from Keller, Bird, and Dickson avatar

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.

Women Are Worthy
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Thank the Lord that I work for a church that demolished many misconceptions.

The Word and Women
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Until we get to see Jesus face to face, we get to live on his Word.

Don't Be Sidelined by the Gender Debate
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It's tempting to focus on one aspect of church involvement closed to women rather than rejoice over the hundreds of ways we can and should be serving.

Complementarianism for Dummies
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Authority is not the right to rule---it's the responsibility to serve.

Why Is TGC Complementarian?
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TGC aims to protect the gospel, display the gospel, and release the gospel for human flourishing.

To My Egalitarian Friends
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These issues and all their ramifications won't go away, because they are embedded so deeply and personally in us as God's image bearers.