Like so many others, I’ve listened to Pastor John Piper’s statement that women should not be allowed to teach at seminaries because they would assume a pastoral position of authority above men who are being trained to pastor. Buried within his response is the statement, The issue, as always, is not the competence of womenContinue reading “Is Learning from Women Essential for Pastoral Competence?”
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Author, Carolyn Custis James, reviews “Mentor for Life”
It isn’t every day a former Marine officer and U.S. Naval Academy graduate steps up to mentor women in the church. Natasha Sistrunk Robinson has done exactly that in her excellent book, Mentor for Life: Finding Purpose through Intentional Discipleship. Lest anyone get the wrong idea, this book does not contain anything like the gruelingContinue reading “Author, Carolyn Custis James, reviews “Mentor for Life””
Leading Female Voices of Missio Alliance
I am thrilled to be a part of the Missio Alliance community! Particularly, I’m getting the opportunity to hear and learn from a diverse and thoughtful group of Christian leaders who care deeply about the Bible, Jesus, and his messy church. Today, I am honored to share the female leading voices of Missio Alliance, CarolynContinue reading “Leading Female Voices of Missio Alliance”
A SISTA'S JOURNEY 