The Disputed Passages: Taking a Second Look at 1 Peter 3:1-9

The Disputed Passages: Taking a Second Look at 1 Peter 3:1-9

A Second Look at Ephesians 5:21-33, continued

A Second Look at Ephesians 5:21-33

“Nothing helps more powerfully against the devil, the world, the flesh, and all evil thoughts than occupying oneself with God’s Word, having conversations about it, and contemplating it.”

What does the Bible Actually Say? The Topic of Women in Leadership Deserves a Second Look.

Billy Graham set up a boundary of never being physically alone with a woman who was not his wife because he wanted to foster an environment safe from workplace extramarital affairs or even the appearance of them. Some politicians and many ministries have followed suit, creating policies based on a “Billy Graham rule” to dictate how male-female interactions happen in the work setting.

Betsy, a single woman, co-directed an internship in a cross-cultural setting with a married man. On one occasion, their group ministered in a slum. As the day came to a close, they discovered that due to miscommunication only one vehicle remained for the two of them.

These days, my ministry is focused on helping the church affirm and empower women in the context of our Kingdom work. To be specific, I have spent the last several years traveling the country (and now Zooming like crazy!) training and consulting with churches and organizations about how men and women can partner together more effectively in ministry

These days, my ministry is focused on helping the church affirm and empower women in the context of our Kingdom work. To be specific, I have spent the last several years traveling the country (and now Zooming like crazy!) training and consulting with churches and organizations about how men and women can partner together more effectively in ministry