Have You Prayed For Paris Hilton?
"For the word of God is alive and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart." Hebrews 4:12
Where Do You Draw the Complementarian Line? | True Womanhood Blog
I am already loving the True Womanhood group blog where I can participate but am not responsible for running it or responding to every comment. I can also discuss theological topics over there without having to “live with it” like I do here (as David explains it). I had my next post already figured out …
Purpose Statement of True Womanhood Blog
Joanna asked a question in the Chatterbox about the purpose statement of the True Womanhood blog. If you are interested, I’ve started a discussion over there.
Follow-Up On Vision Forum Post
I mentioned when I wrote this that I was disappointed Doug Phillips and Vision Forum had not responded to the allegations that had been brought forth by numerous people. In the interest of being fair, I did want to provide a link to a statement they released recently in which they (sort of) address the …
A Clarification Regarding Vision Forum
Something has been on my mind that leads me to make a clarification about Vision Forum for my website readers. I wrote last April about our decision regarding infant baptism: We also resolved the issue of infant baptism. This was an issue for us because the church we have been visiting for the past several …
The Quest for the Perfect Church
Update: In the end, we were only members of this church for a short time for reasons I’ve written about on here. We are no longer Reformed in our theology. Perhaps most sadly for me in particular, we have never found a church home that matches our views on women using their gifts. Last evening …
Lost Women of the Bible | A Woman’s Identity and Purpose
Here is a wonderful quote from Carolyn Custis James’ new book, Lost Women of the Bible. In her introduction, she writes: It is not often noted, but many stories of women in the Bible make no mention of a husband or children. Although singleness was exceedingly rare in the ancient Hebrew culture, no one knows …