When Women Lead: The Key Is How Our Story Begins
Men and women are both created in the image of God, and both are given the task of stewarding and leading creation.
Men and women are both created in the image of God, and both are given the task of stewarding and leading creation.
When Women Lead is about what it’s like to lead as a woman in whatever context God has called you to lead.
The Kingdom comes in response to radical surrender to Jesus “in heaven,” which is manifest through radical submission to each other “on Earth.”
Sometimes faith takes a long time to prove true. This is often the case with many faith examples in the Bible.
Last at the cross and the first at the tomb, the women were the apostles to the apostles—the first preachers of the gospel.
God is not only better than we think. He’s better than we can possibly imagine.
“Some women were watching from a distance, including Mary Magdalene and Mary the mother of James and Joses, and Salome. When Jesus was in Galilee, these women had followed and supported him, along with many
Should the church ordain women? In today’s Seven Minute Seminary, Ben Wayman responds to common objections that would limit ordination to men.
Who are the mothers of our faith? Ruth Tipton shares about the women who have preached the gospel faithfully over the course of history.
Do you wonder why some denominations ordain women and some do not? Kelly Soifer shares from the Free Methodist tradition.
In this video interview, Dr. Jo Anne Lyon sits down with Mark Benjamin and shares the stories of three women from the Wesleyan tradition that had deep impact on our movement.