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Quand la « culture de la pureté » détourne de la foi en Christ
Dans ses récentes mémoires, Shannon Harris fait entendre sa version du célèbre J’ai tourné le dos au flirt. Elle promeut également un évangile bien différent de celui de Christ.
Rachel Joy Welcher|
English
The Bulletin Episode 49
There’s Someone on The Wing!
Why we love scary movies, a new Speaker takes his seat, and women need a raise.
Speaking Out
The Black Church Models a Different Conversation About ‘Gender Roles’
How women’s roles have changed in the Black church.
Khristi Lauren Adams|
Book Review
Shannon Harris Wasn’t Content with Being a Purity Culture Stagehand
Her new memoir brings her voice into the story of "I Kissed Dating Goodbye." It also brings in an entirely different gospel.
Rachel Joy Welcher|
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Video
Beyond the ‘Gender Roles’ Debate
As churches and denominations battle over the issue, these women are modeling a different way. Join them for conversations across the divide.
Book Review
Elisabeth Elliot, une figure imparfaite dont Dieu s’est servi de manière extraordinaire
Tout comme son mari martyr, la célèbre autrice et conférencière peut être à la fois inspirante et décevante.
Thomas S. Kidd|
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Book Review
Elisabeth Elliot fue una figura imperfecta a la que Dios utilizó de forma extraordinaria
La viuda del famoso cristiano martirizado en Ecuador dejó un legado tanto inspirador como controvertido.
Thomas S. Kidd|
EnglishFrançais
The Bulletin Episode 30|21min
Back To The Future
This week’s summer solstice signals the midpoint of 2023. Let’s look back (and forward).
The Bulletin Episode 29|53min
No Secrets for Old Men
Trump is indicted, the SBC elects a reformer, and Juneteenth offers hope for freedom then and now.
Book Review
Elisabeth Elliot Was a Flawed Figure God Used in Extraordinary Ways
No less than her martyred husband, she could be inspiring and frustrating all at once.
Thomas S. Kidd|
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News
Christian and Missionary Alliance Will Ordain Women
Ministers may now use the title “pastor” regardless of gender.
Daniel Silliman|
The Russell Moore ShowEpisode 52|37min
A Road Map for Christian Unity
Russell and producer Ashley Hales respond to listener questions about how people and churches can get along.
Russell Moore|
Books
Tim Keller and Beth Moore, On and Off the Stage
Both leaders have huge followings. But how well do we really know them?
Lucy S. R. Austen|
Onward
Let’s Rethink the Evangelical Gender Wars
Maybe the lines of division between egalitarians and complementarians were in the wrong places.
Russell Moore|
Viral JesusEpisode 56|56min
What You May Be Getting Wrong About Biblical Womanhood
Beth Allison Barr’s bestselling book has stirred fierce debates on social media about women in the church. She hopes it also will motivate us to give our Bibles a closer read.
Heather Thompson Day|
Interview
The Relatable Zeal of Puritan Women
They were extremely into religion without being extreme.
Interview by Catherine Parks|
Book Review
Solving Spiritual Abuse in the Church Is Simple and Straightforward—at Least in Theory
None of Michael Kruger’s proposals are earthshaking, but they require time, effort, and vigilance.
Timothy Paul Jones|
Adam’s Aloneness Wasn’t Just His Singlehood
The Bible points to a deeper truth—that it is not good for us to be isolated from community.
Danielle Treweek|
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Church Life
Iglesia escocesa que cree en la complementariedad de los sexos enseña a las mujeres a predicar
Una red de plantación de iglesias en los barrios más pobres de Edimburgo desafía las normas de género.
Kara Bettis|
English
Church Life
The Scottish Complementarians Who Teach Women to Preach
A church planting network in Edinburgh’s poorest neighborhoods is flipping gender norms on their heads.
Kara Bettis|
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