please let this exact scene be playing out in real life

A Christian church, ministry or individual who self-identifies as complementarian but isn’t enthusiastically promoting, encouraging and resourcing the ministry of women in their own context is not, in fact, complementarian.

If Big Eva is out here signing "Good, Good Father" every week in tears, Presbyterian churches can reconsider only offering a monthly communion in order to avoid replacing reverence with monotony.

This is a factual video of my toddler playing with our block-box set.

This has been a super helpful framework for my husband and I as we navigate the highs and lows of these first years of marriage—the temporariness of marriage points us both to eternity and to our primary relationship to each other, not as spouses but as coheirs.

Why are the winter Olympics so wholesome?

We don't just live with the outcomes, we have to live with the choices, too.

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Who does this algorithm even think I am?

This is neither how genes nor patriotism work.

Women don’t just need to know that God “sees them” in their daily struggles. They need the everlasting comfort of the gospel. Mary Van Weelden (Mary Van Weelden) explains on White Horse Inn.

Just out here explaining the theological connection between the death of your sourdough starter and the work of Christ 😅🙏

The SBL style guide doesn't have an entry for "suzerain" and I'm pretty bummed about it.

The term "sabbatical" is very fitting for the type of leave we offer pastors. It's not a vacation—it's a chance to have Sabbath rest, because for pastors (and their families) Sundays are not restful, and they aren't able to sit beneath the preached word. Pastors need that, too.

🔗 Read why marriage (really) matters: writing.danielletreweek.com/p/marriage-mat…

I'm trying to dress everyone in green this morning to celebrate our Irish heritage, but my husband is a raging Protestant so the toddler has orange socks.

Another year filling out my March Madness bracket on vibes alone.

Why do the stakes always have to be about saving the world? Why can't it be story-enough just to save your hometown?

I was excited to read this book as I'm still trying to shape my convictions/understanding of what Scripture says about women in the church. Although I found it helpful in some ways, I lay out a lot of my overarching critique in this review. Sola Media modernreformation.org/resources/book…