Slaying Feminism: Ending the Impossible Quest for Sexual Interchangeability
Striving for male and female equality in every way is destroying us—and there’s a better way.
Romans 13: Submission, Not Unquestioning Obedience
What does submission to the government look like when the government has gone off the rails?
Destructive of these Ends: The Demonic State According to Revelation 13
Christians are given a general command to submit to the state, but what is faithfulness when a state becomes a beast?
Red, White, and Blue Like Jazz
How is the Apostle Peter’s political theology like jazz? It gives us a range to play within and strikes a couple unexpected notes.
What Romans 13 Does (Not) Mean
Romans 13 teaches that Christians ought to be subject to ruling authorities, but what does this mean in practice? And what else does this passage teach about the purpose of the state?
Women’s Nature Is Home Making
Is the biblical injunction that women be “working at home” a cause for bristling, or a cause for rejoicing? Learn about the joy and beauty of women who serve as home-makers.
The Christian Home as an Initial Realm of God’s Self-Revelation (Part 2)
Why is it so important to maintain biblical roles within the family? Because in doing so, we reflect and reveal the character of God himself.
The Contemporary Myth of Mutual Submission in the Christian Home (Part 1)
What did the Apostle Paul mean when he wrote “submitting to one another out of reverence for Christ”? And how is this an important aspect of discipleship for husbands, wives, and children?
What That Hideous Strength Teaches Us About Marriage and God
While a science-fiction novel, C. S. Lewis’s That Hideous Strength has much to teach us about our own reality. Namely, masculine leadership is not an obstacle to overcome but an aspect of God’s good design.
Practical Complementarity
Must we sheepishly uphold Scripture’s teaching on the roles of men and women, embarrassed by its “outdated” ideas? Absolutely not! The sweet song of complementarity causes homes to flourish, so we should gladly sing along.
Paul’s Teaching on Male Elders in 1 Timothy 2–3
Elders are to manage the household of God, but who does Scripture permit to hold the office of elder? And were these qualifications limited to the New Testament era, or are they binding for the church throughout time?
