After my series of posts on the role of women in the church, a reader reached out and asked if they could share an anonymous post they wrote for my site. As a man, I have a limited perspective on… Read More »Guest Article: More than an Entourage

In 1 Corinthians 5, Paul recalls a misunderstanding the people had concerning his first letter. They took a unique command Paul had given them which addressed a specific situation and tried to make it universally applicable. I wrote to you… Read More »The Commands of Paul: Universal or Unique?

This article is a continuation of two others: Taking Away the Good Part and Can Women Pass Communion Trays While Standing. In the first article, I talk about the difference between Jesus’s defense of Mary of Bethany and the direction… Read More »Can Women Only Teach While Singing?

I was visiting a gospel meeting (or a revival), and the man doing the closing announcements did something pretty cool. He asked if anyone had any questions about what was said or done during the service. But that’s not exactly… Read More »Can Women Pass Communion Trays While Standing?

Now as they were traveling along, He entered a village; and a woman named Martha welcomed Him into her home. She had a sister called Mary, who was seated at the Lord’s feet, listening to His word. But Martha was… Read More »Taking Away the Good Part – A Thought on Women’s Roles

There’s a lot of debate nowadays about people who watch livestreams of church services instead of attending in person. Some say they are “forsaking the assembly” while others say that they should stay home if they have pre-existing conditions that… Read More »Livestreams and Church Attendance

In my town, a reporter published the headline “XMAS COMES EARLY.” This led to backlash from the community with some readers saying that the paper was attempting to “take Christ out of Christmas.” Following this misunderstanding, the proprietor of the… Read More »Thoughts on Xmas from a Xian