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How Biblical Is Your Womanhood: Two Easy Tests
Perhaps the measure of our godly womanhood isn’t the ease in our season or the hardship, but, rather, the holiness it’s bringing about in our lives.
Read MoreSo You Hate Biblical Womanhood
As you’re on this journey to learn what the Bible actually says about women and to reconcile it with what you always thought it said, do you ever struggle with guilt or cognitive dissonance?
Read MoreIt’s Not About Biblical Womanhood
Where in the world did a book about race and identity come from?
Read MoreThe Trouble With Books About Biblical Womanhood
This column is me trying to encourage you to see womanhood, not as a tiny, segmented box that we all have to fit into, but a gift from God that’s intricately woven into his story in creation.
Read MoreWomanhood Without A Checklist
It’s not my job to give you a checklist. That scares some people. They read my blog and think what the heck will these women do if they don’t have the caricature to live by?! The answer: the Word.
Read MoreWhite-Knuckling, Navel-Gazing, & Womanhood
We can break free. We can walk by the truth of the Scripture and leave the culture baggage right there on the shelf.
Read MorePropaganda and Biblical Womanhood
We have a choice. We can rely on the sword of Truth, or on the sword of an old-school propaganda technique.
Read MoreWhat Depression Taught Me About Biblical Womanhood
The phrase “biblical womanhood” is often a sweet Jesus Juke that silences the discontent that could lead us to the Cross.
Read MoreThat Time I Tweeted About Biblical Womanhood
We must base our understanding of meritorious womanhood on the Gospel that applies to real women.
Read MoreBiblical Womanhood Doesn’t Begin and End in Proverbs 31
Biblical womanhood doesn’t begin and end in Proverbs 31. It begins in Genesis. It ends in Revelation. It is found in the entire redemptive story.
Read More“A Strong Black Woman” — Reflections on Feminism and Womanhood
“What do you want to do…be like Jasmine? She’s just a teacher; she makes hardly anything. She’ll get married and stay home and disappear.”
Read More“A Strong Black Woman” — Reflections on Feminism and Womanhood
Growing up, little girls are told, “Be a strong black woman, we need more of those.” I heard the challenge and accepted. But at some point, my goals radically changed.
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