The War Brides of Deuteronomy
You could hear a pin drop after reading this passage, what my wife calls a pew-gripper. We were going through Deuteronomy…
These posts involve looking more closely at a Biblical passage to understand its meaning
You could hear a pin drop after reading this passage, what my wife calls a pew-gripper. We were going through Deuteronomy…
“I only chose to buy one pot,” proclaimed my wife, assessing her shopping trip. To set up our new life, we face the immigrant’s wall of opposition.
You’ve often heard, “That’s just the way women are,” and “Men are just like that.” Does the Bible ever engage in that kind of talk? What do you think?
The Scriptures show that that feature of us will go on forever. What does that say about the gift and our identity?
What makes a life Christian? What marks a soul entangled with the Divine through Jesus Christ? This word stands out as a defining characteristic.
The Bible shows God calling men and women together in mission. In spiritual work, we see a representational leadership of man and a critical enactment of woman.
The Mifepristone Abortion Pill reveals a culture running contrary the New Testament’s exaltation of childbearing, through which salvation continues to unfold.
A Prime Purpose God created gender for intimacy, to bring people together. He also created it for fruitfulness, to make more God-imaging life. As teacher Christopher West reminds us, the root of the word itself is about generation. Quoting from his book: “The root “gen” from which we get words like generous, generate, genesis, genetics, genealogy, progeny, gender, and genitals—means …
Contrary to the idea of a progression, the apostle’s method of “looking back to the law” makes gender principles feel enduring and so needing our heeding.
Just as we see them side by side in the Bible, they need to be side by side in our lives, to move forward in love for Valentine’s Day.