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Send us Fan Mail What does it actually mean to love as Christ loved? In Day 18 of Daily Devotions with Dead People – Christmas Advent, Cass from Her Theology shares a deeply confronting and searching devotional from Amy Carmichael, an Irish missionary who served in India for 55 years and rescued countless young girls from temple exploitation. Amy Carmichael’s reflection, Calvary Love, is not sentimental or soft. It is a heart-examining series of statements that expose how easily our love fall...
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Send us Fan Mail How has feminism shaped the way we think about women, and how much of that thinking have we brought into everyday life? In this episode of Women and the Church, I’m joined by Veronica Hoyt to trace the history of feminism and explore how its different waves have influenced women, family, sexuality, culture and the Church. We begin with first-wave feminism and the push for women’s suffrage, legal protections and greater participation in public life - including the significant ...
Send us Fan Mail What can the majority of Christians around the world teach us about women, men, marriage and leadership in the Church? In this episode of Women and the Church, Cass sits down with theologian and former missionary Tamie Davis to look beyond the Western categories that often dominate the complementarian and egalitarian debate. Around two-thirds of the world's Christians live in what is often called the majority world—across Africa, Asia, Latin America and Oceania. Tamie explain...
Send us Fan Mail What do complementarian Christians actually believe about women, preaching, leadership and marriage? And is complementarianism really about restricting women—or is that a caricature of the position? In this episode of our Women and the Church series, I’m joined by minister and Bible teacher Stephanie Judd to hear the biblical case for complementarianism. Steph explains complementarianism as a conviction that men and women are equal image-bearers of God, while also recognising...
Send us Fan Mail What do egalitarian Christians actually believe about women in ministry and how do they get there from Scripture? In this episode of our Women and the Church series, I’m joined by pastor and theologian Megan Powell du Toit to hear the biblical case for egalitarianism. Megan defines egalitarianism simply: that God intends full equality between men and women across context and role. But importantly, she pushes back against one of the most common assumptions in this debate, that...
Send us Fan Mail What if the debate over women in the church is starting with the wrong questions? For decades, the conversation has largely been framed around two positions: complementarianism and egalitarianism. Who has authority? Who can lead? Can women preach? Are men and women equal in role as well as value? But what if Scripture gives us a bigger framework? In the first interview of our Women and the Church series (and before we head into the views themselves), I’m joined by biblical sc...