Consider the Role of Women in Today’s Church I’m a proponent of women in ministry. In this regard, I’m a feminist—at least from a historical perspective and as the dictionary defines feminism. I’ve even posited that Jesus may have been the first feminist. I’m also aware that not everyone agrees that women can be in […]
Exiled from Rome, Aquila and his wife, Priscilla, are missionaries who work with local churches and help other missionaries. Tentmakers, like Paul, they first meet him in Corinth where they work together. Later they travel to Syria and then to Ephesus. While Paul goes on, Priscilla and Aquila stay in Ephesus to help that church […]
Exiled from Rome, Priscilla and her husband, Aquila, are missionaries who work with local churches and help other missionaries. Tentmakers like Paul, they first meet him in Corinth, where they work together. Later they travel to Syria and then to Ephesus. As Paul journeys on, Priscilla and Aquila stay in Ephesus to help that church. […]
When We Don’t Get Credit for What We Do As a child someone told me that Paul wrote the book of Hebrews. This has stuck with me, and I still consider Paul as the book’s most likely author. But as I look for confirmation of this early lesson, I find little support. Though initially attributed […]