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The official end to the series that will (probably) never end.
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History tells us men should announce the good news of God’s kingdom. But God doesn’t play by those rules.
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A closer look at Ephesians 5 reveals that Paul cares more about marital unity than a husband’s leadership.
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Two alternative ways of seeing this strange passage show that Paul didn’t intend to keep women from speaking.
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Why the overseer and elder qualification lists do not prevent women from church leadership.
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Learning with a humble posture, not restricting women, should be the goal for applying 1 Timothy 2:11-15.
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Paul’s infamous restriction of women wasn’t meant to be a universal command for all time, but his way of dealing with a unique problem in the church at Ephesus.
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The cultural context of Ephesus can help us better understand what Paul is prohibiting and why.
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7 Reasons in the Text and 5 Big Picture Questions We Need to Ask
Let her lead.
A writing project to champion the life and leadership of women in the church.
About me
I’m a recovering pastor who’s still figuring out how to follow Jesus.
It took entering–and leaving–ministry to grasp that God really loves us, wants us, and will never stop running after us.
Most of my writing tries to make sense of this in one way or another.
And I hope that’s what you experience in whatever you find here.
Thank you for reading.
JAMES PRUCH 