One Woman's Journey | A Call To Reflect, part 3: the gospel

One Woman's Journey | A Call To Reflect, part 3: the gospel

Anonymous, blog, christian life, early church, ecclesiology, gender, One Woman's Journey

In this new blog series, our first anonymous contributor describes how her Bible studies, conversations and personal experiences lead her to re-evaluate women's roles in the church.

• part 1: teaching and serving
• part 2: teaching and serving

One Woman's Journey | A Call To Reflect, part 2: teaching and serving

One Woman's Journey | A Call To Reflect, part 2: teaching and serving

Anonymous, blog, christian life, early church, ecclesiology, gender, One Woman's Journey

In this new blog series, our first anonymous contributor describes how her Bible studies, conversations and personal experiences lead her to re-evaluate women's roles in the church.

• part 1: teaching and serving
• part 3: the gospel

One Woman's Journey | A Call To Reflect, part 1: head coverings

One Woman's Journey | A Call To Reflect, part 1: head coverings

Anonymous, blog, christian life, early church, ecclesiology, gender, One Woman's Journey

In this new blog series, our first anonymous contributor describes how her Bible studies, conversations and personal experiences lead her to re-evaluate women's roles in the church.

• part 2: teaching and serving
• part 3: the gospel

lovers and martyrs (2019/05/05)

lovers and martyrs (2019/05/05)

early church, form criticism, law, mission, podcast, poetry, sexuality

This week's episode is super-late because I've been ill, but here it is anyway. There's plenty of material in this week's readings to make everybody uncomfortable, and that's without the stuff that I cut for length. Sometimes the Bible does that.

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rhetoric (2019/04/28)

rhetoric (2019/04/28)

divine violence, early church, eschatology, form criticism, law, podcast, wisdom

This week on the podcast we're returning to the seventh-year remission laws from last month, and the fascinating character (and book) of Koheleth from last year. We're also facing up to one of the rare "texts of terror" in the New Testament: the execution of Ananias and Sapphira.

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