“We are looking to appoint a new person to lead our Manawatū Team. Leading the ministry amongst students at Massey University, Te Pūkenga and Te Wānanga o Aotearoa, we are...

We are seeking a gospel-hearted person to join our ministry team. The position is available when the successful candidate becomes available. Church Hill seeks to ‘fill the City with Christ’s...

Help shape the spiritual growth of an innovative, mission-focused church in Sydney’s thriving north-west St Paul’s Carlingford and North Rocks is a vibrant church with a passion for seeing lives...

Tea Tree Gully Anglican is a growing evangelical church in the Anglican Diocese of Adelaide. By God’s grace over the past 16 years, we have grown a vibrant gospel hearted...

Are you passionate about nurturing the faith of young people? Christ Church Hawker, an Anglican parish in Belconnen, is seeking a part-time children & youth worker to lead and develop...

Applications can only be considered from those who are UK citizens or who otherwise have a right to work in the UK. Length: Fixed-Term (We are looking for interns to...

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In November 2024, after twelve months and ten different versions, the council and staff team of Cross & Crown Church Melbourne finalised their paper on men and women in the...

On Friday evening the Governing Board approved the Principal’s nomination of Dr Veronica Hoyt to become a member of the Moore College Faculty. Veronica will take up the post of...

While biblical women’s ministry is for women, it’s about God.

We needed to stop glossing over difficult-to-understand passages about Christ and look at them head-on together.

When I tried to do it all, I wasn’t focusing on the primary goal of servant leadership—making disciples.

If there was ever a time a book needed to be written on building a positive culture of complementarianism in the church, it is now.

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In this video, I help preachers and teachers to see how Romans 16 — especially the reference to Andronicus and Junia who are “notable among the apostles” — is not...

So that first question. Why do deacons matter? Well, as we find our way through the Bible, we see the foundations for the diaconal ministry, and the roots and the...

Imagine you were brought in to consult a church, a church that was falling on hard times. Churches do do this sort of thing from time to time. May not...

We come now to 1 Timothy chapter 2, verses 8 through 15, which has proven to be in perhaps the last 50 or 60 years one of the most controversial...

In this special episode of TGC Podcast, Collin Hansen, Jen Wilkin, Kori Porter, and Michael Kruger discuss the vital partnership between men and women in ministry, and the historical and...

Session 4 of the Westminster Fellowship Autumn conference looks at the issue of the roles of men and women in the church. Kevin DeYoung looks at this subject, based on...

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Numerous positions with the Church Missionary Society (CMS). Please click on “Opportunities”. Positions include roles in Bible and Theology, Education (e.g. University, Schools), International Churches, Professional (e.g. Health, Business), Technical (e.g. IT, Media, Trades), Church Planting, English as a Foreign...

Kristie Anyabwile, Christine Hoover, Glenna Marshall and Kristen Wetherell have an encouraging conversation about loving Jesus and his church, supporting husbands and enduring faithfully in ministry at The Gospel Coalition...

Conversations around complementarity can be divisive. However, men and women in the church are meant to be united by familial bonds—as mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters. At The Gospel...

The body of Christ functions best when all members are valued and encouraged to use their gifts. Mike Kruger explores the need and necessity of the ministry of women in...

Clara Lind paints a portrait of the self-sacrificial ministry of the wife of her pastor.

Christian women sometimes feel conflicted about work. Is work an aspect of what it means to be made in God’s image? What sort of work is suitable for women? Does...

The Bible would not call males to be men while also calling some to remain single, meaning that true manhood is out of reach. No, something else must be in...

Jane Tooher discusses the different Christian books that the Lord has used in her life and the value of reading helpful Christian books.

Kevin DeYoung discusses why God chose to make men and women, whether men and women are interchangeable, and what biblical complementarianism is.

Charlie Skrine explores 1 Corinthians 11:2-16 and what it says about gender in church.

Charlie Skrine explores 1 Corinthians 11:2-16 and what it says about gender.

Kara Hartley shares some of the encouragements and dangers we might face as we seek to contend together in our churches, where women and men serve together in the cause...

Keri Folmar paints pictures of different women at different stages of life serving the church in different ways.

Joe Carter examines the proposed “Law amendment” to the Southern Baptist Convention’s stance on women’s ministry.

Denny Burk takes a closer look at “Nobody’s Mother” by Sandra Glahn and her claims about how the Artemis cult should influence our reading of Paul.

Andrew Sach preaches on 1 Peter 2:11-3:7 at the 2024 Proclamation Trust Women in Ministry conference.

Kevin DeYoung paints a picture of what a godly husband looks like from 1 Peter 3:7, and encourages husbands to act accordingly.

Tilly Dillehay looks at what makes a contentious wife and how one might avoid becoming one.

Greg Smalley outlines six steps for starting a ministry to married couples at your church.

Katie Faris reminds ministry wives about what’s important at Easter.

Andrew Leslie encourages us to take a step back from practical concerns and reflect on the beauty and wisdom of the Bible’s teaching about manhood and womanhood.

Glenna Marshall shares how her attitude towards church as a place of hurt changed over the course of her and her husband's ministry.

The bible speaks of distinctive and complementing roles for women and men in ministry, but what can that look like in practice? What might it look like in a parachurch...

Author Jackie Gibson shares why she wrote her book, “You are Still a Mother”, on miscarriage for mothers.

In his final instructions of his first epistle to the Corinthians, the Apostle Paul issues a series of five exhortations (1 Cor 16:13–14). The purpose of this article is to...

If you are in an elder-led, congregationally-governed church, then the question posed by the title really matters, and answering it requires us to think about what a congregational vote really...

In this episode of Priscilla Talk, Erin, Keri and Jenny chat with Colleen McFadden of Simeon Trust. They discuss how faithful expositional preaching from the pulpit can supercharge Word-centered women’s...

Clare Deeves is interviewed by Dominic Steele about her research and what she spoke at the 2024 P&A annual conference.

In this episode, Adrian Reynolds (Head of National Ministries) is joined by Elinor Magowan (Director for Women's Ministry) and Rachel Sloan (Director for Women's Ministry) to discuss the importance of...

Baptist pastor Mark Dever is interviewed about women and his nine marks of a healthy church.

Erin, Jenny and Keri wrap up the latest series talking about the beauty of complementarianism.

Jenny, Keri and special guest Natalie Brand take questions on Complementarianism live from Priscilla-like women at the Ras Al Khaimah Evangelical Church.

Abby Morse joins Keri, Jenny and Erin to tell about her transition from egalitarian pulpit ministry to complementarian work overseas and in her local church.

Courtney Doctor and Joanna Kimbrel delve into the key questions and concerns that arise in women’s ministry, touching on practical issues like how to get started and how to encourage...

Linda Allcock and Johnny Prime attempt to answer the powerful claim that complementarianism is inherently unjust and help us to see how the answer must include how churches listen well...

Lionel Windsor explores what the terms “obedience” and “submission” mean in the book of 1 Peter.

Andreas Köstenberger revists 1 Timothy 2:12 in light of Philip Payne’s response to his earlier work.

Andreas Köstenberger examines Philip Payne’s arguments that Paul in 1 Timothy 2:12 forbids women only from assuming improper authority over men in the church, and provides a response.

Andreas Köstenberger studies the syntactical construction in 1 Timothy 2:12 to advance its proper interpretation.

Andreas Köstenberger investigates the descriptive passages in Paul’s writings that show how women functioned in the Pauline churches and mission.

Part 3 of a series by Hugh Palmer on men and women in the church.

Part 2 of a series by Hugh Palmer on men and women in the church.

Part 1 of a series by Hugh Palmer on men and women in the church.

A Sunday sermon by Ligon Duncan (33:11 min).

A Sunday sermon by Ligon Duncan (32:06 min).

A Sunday sermon by Ligon Duncan (35:35 min).

A Sunday sermon by Ligon Duncan (36:14 min).

A Sunday sermon by Ligon Duncan (35:16 min).

A Sunday sermon by Ligon Duncan (34:59 min).

A Sunday sermon by Ligon Duncan (37:34 min).

A Sunday sermon by Ligon Duncan (32:15 min).

A Sunday sermon by David Turner (36:24 min).

A Sunday sermon by John Stott (32:58 min).

A Sunday sermon by Charlie Skrine (34:50 min).

A talk for married couples by William Taylor (57:27 min).

A talk for married couples with William and Janet Taylor, and Richard and Philly Simpkin (1:10:49 min).

A men’s breakfast by Ray Galea (46:29 min).

A Sunday sermon by Ben Gray (1:47:00 min).

A Sunday sermon by Ben Gray (1:15:05 min).

A Sunday sermon by David Gibson (38:38 min).

Jenna DiPrima introduces us to the life and work of Lavinia Bartlett, longstanding member and women’s ministry leader at Metropolitan Tabernacle during the time of Charles Spurgeon, and explores what...

In an excerpt from “Growing Together: Taking Mentoring Beyond Small Talk and Prayer Requests” by Melissa Kruger, she explains five ways a younger woman can actively participate in the mentoring...

Don Whitney sheds light on the “uncommon union” between Jonathan and Sarah Edwards, and the ministry life of their family.

Bill Mounce helps us see Titus 2:5 in its original cultural context and therefore what it means for us today.

Jasmine Fischer reviews “Embracing Complementarianism” by Graham Beynon and Jane Tooher and explores how it helps readers a deeper perspective on how God views men and women in the church,...

In this episode of Priscilla Talk, the hosts interview Claire Smith, author of “God’s Good Design”, and discuss the biblical texts on Complementarianism and why God’s design is good for...

The pastor and the women’s worker from Ebenezer Chapel in Liverpool, England, are interviewed about how to encourage the ministries of women in the local church.

Andreas Köstenberger takes a closer look at the household motif in the letters to Timothy and Titus.

Andreas Köstenberger provides a summary of the basic flow of 1 Timothy 2:8–15 and its relevance for men’s and women’s roles in the church.

Andreas Köstenberger considers five cautions for when discussing the Bible’s teaching on gender.

Andreas Köstenberger provides a brief introduction to 1 Timothy 2–3, a passage that clearly affirms male eldership in the household of God.

Margaret Köstenberger shows how Mary is a model of self-denying discipleship and humble trust in God.

Margaret Köstenberger shines a spotlight on the influence that Jochebed had on her son Moses.

Simonetta Carr writes about Elisabeth Cruciger, one of the lesser known Reformers, who was also the first female Lutheran hymn writer.

Lianna Davis presents five reasons why women should undertake theological study.

Jim Davis, Michael Aitcheson and Jen Wilkin discuss the importance of seeing, valuing and honoring women’s gifts and abilities in the church as it pertains to dechurching in America.

Bernard Howard encourages us to live out complementarianism without mansplaining by taking a closer look at 1 Timothy 2:12.

Head of Old Testament at Moore College Andrew Shead writes of how we can only understand ourselves in relationship with others, and how being male or female lasts into eternity.

Here is a short article I wrote recently for Moore College on the Puritan woman Anne Bradstreet, America’s first published poet. You may find Anne’s poems helpful as they reveal...

Moore College chapel sermon series on the book of Ruth by Mark Thompson, May 2023.

Moore College chapel sermon series on the book of Ruth by Mark Thompson, May 2023.

Moore College chapel sermon series on the book of Ruth by Mark Thompson, May 2023.

Moore College chapel sermon series on the book of Ruth by Mark Thompson, May 2023.

Sarah Seabrook reflects in this interview on her experience of being a female chaplain at Moore College.

The six plenary speakers from the Bethlehem College and Seminary 2023 Conference ask each other questions from their talks. The topics they discuss include, what it means to be human,...

More than any other time in history the Western world has been confused about the definition of male and female. Kevin DeYoung looks at the complementarity of the two sexes...

Margaret Köstenberger takes a closer look at the relationship between Esther and King Xerxes in Esther 5-8.

Andreas Köstenberger highlights ten things that the Bible tells us about men and women.

Can women serve as pastors? Is pastoring a gift or an office? In this conversation, Jonathan Leeman and a group of panelists address these questions.

Tim Keller and Don Carson address the question, “What did Paul mean by ‘I do not permit a woman to teach’?” in 1 Timothy 2:12.

Margaret Köstenberger explores the example set by the Proverbs 31 woman.

Margaret Köstenberger shows how Paul’s instructions in Titus 2:3–5 can serve as a template for women both young and old, living out their faith in the church, in the home...

Andreas Köstenberger answers the question of whether women can serve their church as deacons.

Andreas Köstenberger paints a small portrait of Phoebe, a prominent woman in the early church who served as letter-carrier, servant, and patroness, and shows how she can serve as a...

On the Danvers Audio podcast, Colin Smothers and Denny Burk sit down with their co-author, David Closson to discuss their new book, “Male and Female He Created Them: A Study...

Margaret Köstenberger puts together a picture of who Priscilla was and why she is an example to us today.

Ginger Blomberg takes a closer look at an all-ages resource that aims to inspire children and adults alike to serve God faithfully and live by his strength in their varied...

Sarah Kuswadi asked Jane Tooher about her current roles at Moore College and her previous experiences in ministry.

Rachel Sloan discusses how “Unconventional” by Sharon Dickens helps fill the gap in helping churches think through how to implement healthy discipleship among women.

Clare Deeves looks at three key things for women to build genuine partnerships with their senior pastor in complementarian ministry teams. This article is based on her PhD research.

In this article, Jane Tooher looks at several of the women in the New Testament who are involved in mission and how they are examples for us today.

David Schlock suggests six more things that 1 Timothy 2:8-15 does not mean, focusing on verses 11-15.

David Schlock suggests six things that 1 Timothy 2:8-15 does not mean, focusing on verses 8-10.

Carl Trueman interviews Abigail Favale about her book “The Genesis of Gender: A Christian Theory”.

Kara Hartley and Tony Payne discuss what complementarianism can look like in small groups and how the one-another commands can help us.

Denny Burk and Colin Smothers begin a series discussing The Nashville Statement, a statement on biblical sexuality.

This is the second talk in a series of five on the topic of humanity, focuses on men and women being created in the image of God and what that...

Denny Burk reviews Amy Peeler’s 2022 book “Women and the Gender of God”. Peeler argues from an egalitarian perspective, challenging complementarianism at times.

Murray Capill highly recommends Graham Beynon and Jane Tooher’s book, commenting that the conversation about men and women and how they can serve in church together is long overdue.

Jane Tooher explores the history of Mothers Union and the blessing it has been to women around the world.

Dani Treweek finishes up her series on what is “real” complementarianism by making a recommendation on how to navigate its present complex landscape.

Dani Treweek unpacks Aimee Byrd’s definition of complementarianism and points out its flaws.

Dani Treweek responds to Aimee Byrd’s assertion that she cannot call herself complementarian.

Paul Rees and Rachel Sloan serve on the staff team at Charlotte Chapel, Edinburgh, Scotland. In this seminar, they speak to FIEC ministry leaders about what complementarianism can look like...

Jane Tooher takes a look at the formation of the Mothers’ Union and how it has provided a framework for supporting Christian women and their various ministries.

Harriet Connor outlines some ways liberal feminism seeks to undermine motherhood.

Linda Reed looks at seminaries in the USA and whether numbers are impacted if the institution holds to complementarian beliefs.

John Piper reflects on the state of complementarianism five years after the Nashville Statement.

Murray Campbell shares a training paper he wrote on 1 Timothy 2:11-15 for his church. This paper served as background to a sermon series on the letter of 1 Timothy....

In this short article, Kevin DeYoung answers some of the usual questions we have about 1 Corinthians 11 and men and women. He also shows us some of the dangers...

Ruth Baker calls Graham Beynon and Jane Tooher’s book is “an absolutely welcome addition to the issue”.

Kevin DeYoung briefly sorts through conflicting cultural messages about gender, and explains how men and women are part of God’s plan.

Jane Tooher shows us how to live out a deeper and broader sort of complementarianism on the Centre for Christian Living podcast.

Tim Challies explains why he found “Embracing Complementarianism” by Graham Beynon and Jane Tooher so helpful to living our his complementarian convictions.

Graham Beynon and Jane Tooher discuss some of the material in their book, “Embracing Complementarianism”, at the Acts29 ARCH Symposia.

Jane Tooher retells the story of one of England’s female martyrs.

Jane Tooher explains why it helps us as Christian men and women to be embracing complementarianism on the Centre for Christian Living podcast.

In this lecture, Kevin DeYoung discusses two female martyrs of the early church, Perpetua and Felicitas, who were killed for their Christian faith c. 203.

Kevin DeYoung and Jason Helopoulos discuss the importance of faithful ruling elders who are serious about shepherding the flock.

Kevin DeYoung and Jason Helopoulos answer a question from a pastor about how to shepherd women in the church.

Chase Kuhn takes a look at “Embracing Complementarianism” by Graham Beynon and Jane Tooher and explains how it is an invitation to marvel at, experience and embrace the complementarity of...

In this sermon, Kevin DeYoung shows us why the Hebrew midwives Shiprah and Ruah are great examples of faith in God for us. He also briefly interacts with the topics...

Many of us don’t know (or can’t recall with much precision) anything about the daughters of Zelophehad. In this sermon, Kevin DeYoung explains why these five women are important in...

Kevin DeYoung discusses the fraught word “patriarchy” and its relationship to complementarianism.

In this interview, Dave and Anne Wilson and Kevin DeYoung discuss marriage, motherhood, misunderstanding submission, and more.

Some in our society today don’t think gender matters. This interview touches briefly on the importance of gender, including what it means to be a man and what it means...

In this interview, Kevin DeYoung and Dave and Ann Wilson discuss wives and submission, respect, and how faithful women in the Bible were strong.

Kevin DeYoung shares how husbands can initiate spiritual growth in marriage in ways that are compelling and compassionate.

Nana Dolce shows us how Abigail’s story in 1 Samuel 25 reveals God’s saving work.

There are ever-increasing pressures within the church to stop using male pronouns for God. Sharon James shares whey we need to keep using them.

Jeffrey Jeffson writes of his church’s understanding of an elder falling below the line of reproach without committing a heinous sin.

John McClean gives a very helpful review of Carl Trueman’s “Strange New World: How Thinkers and Activists Redefined Identity and Sparked the Sexual Revolution”. In McClean’s words, this book is...

Dominic Steele interviews Rob Smith, who has worked for the last few years on a PhD that asks, along with other things, “How significant are our bodies to our gender...

There are many different views in the church today about deacons. Marshall Segal believes that both men and women can be deacons. He shares what he thinks deacons should do,...

In the discussions surrounding the ministries of men and women, Romans 16 is too often neglected. Murray Campbell shows us that Romans 16 is an excellent example of men and...

God can work through us at any age, and Angus Martin shows he firmly believes this by writing a very short catechism for toddlers.

Deborah Harrell explains why it is important to ask missionary children good questions. She suggests some you might want to ask.

Charlie Self outlines some helpful things to consider when chatting to people you know who are distressed by the recent ruling on abortion in the US.

There has been much in the media recently about abortion due to the US Supreme Court overturning Roe v Wade. In this article, John Howerton outlines eight myths about abortion...

In this short interview, Rachel Yates asks Kevin DeYoung about how parents and churches can help the younger generation see the goodness of God’s design for men and women.

Christians are often confused about Proverbs 31. Is it about a literal woman or the personification of wisdom? Jim Davis shows us the relationship between Proverbs 31 and Jesus, and...

In this brief interview (conducted mostly in English with French subtitles), Benjamin Eggle asks Kevin DeYoung about his book, “Men and Women in the Church”, which was recently published in...

Lindsey Carlson talks about the discouragement we all face and where to turn for true encouragement that won’t let us down.

Presbyterian elder David Talcott reviews “The Complementarity Of Women And Men” (edited by Paul Vitz). This book includes contributions from various Roman Catholic scholars. Talcott describes what he sees as...

Andrew Moody looks at the very important question as to whether God has gender, and how we speak of God.

Jen Oshman explores and takes apart five of the idols of our age, and explains why it’s important to keep reaffirming how it’s good to be a girl.

Lionel Windsor preaches on 1 Timothy 2:8-15 and draws out the implications for how men and women are to relate in Christ.

Philip Jensen and Kate Stace discuss the ins and outs of celebrating Mother’s Day as a church.

Denny Burk writes of the influence and absurdities of trans-ideology when Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson was asked to define “woman” and she said she could not because she...

Carl Trueman writes of the absurdity when a politician who is supposed to protect women’s rights cannot even define “woman” and how dangerous this is for females.

Harriet Connor shares how Psalm 139 helped her understand that she was a mother, as well as the goodness and importance of her physical body.

Chase Kuhn discusses the “one another” commands with Peter Orr and considers how we might live more like Christ.

Al Stewart presents a snapshot of “Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters” by Abigail Shrier and draws out some implications for parents.

Taryn Haynes discusses how older women can conduct a mentoring relationship with younger women using “Growing Together” by Melissa Kruger.

Two senior FIEC UK staff discuss what is meant when we talk about “spiritual abuse”. It is a useful term or unhelpful? How do we respond to those who reject...

Two senior FIEC UK staff discuss whether the convictions they hold about independency as churches is a weakness when it comes to diagnosing and dealing with abuse. Does independency allow...

Two senior FIEC UK staff discuss what complementarianism is and whether it is inherently abusive.

Three FIEC UK women in ministry discuss what life is like for women in church ministry. What are the joys and challenges that are faced, particularly for women in leadership...

Thomas Schreiner argues that when it comes to the topic of gender roles, it all comes down to biblical interpretation.

We are all broken people, so our congregations are full of broken people. This article particularly helps preachers keep that in mind in their sermons so that they will be...

Claire Smith reviews historian Simonetta Carr’s 2021 book “Questions Women Asked: Historical Issues, Timeless Answers” that looks at some women in church history and how they answered questions that Christian...

Rachel, Catherine and Elinor discuss the joys and challenges of working with women in church ministry, and which lessons have been most helpful for them to learn.

Matt Bradner encourages married couples to consider the “one another” commands more seriously in how they relate to their spouse.

Lutheran pastor Hans Fiene responds to the election of the first transgender Lutheran bishop in the USA. Fiene looks at the “salvation” that transgenderism offers and whether it is compatible...

The Australian Church Record interviews our director about the upcoming 2022 P&A conference.

Brian Croft, pastor and co-author with Austin Walker of "Caring for Widows", talks about the biblical command to care for widows and provides some practical tips of how churches can...

There is much debate amongst Christians as to whether Adam was a historical figure or not. This article looks at why this issue is so important.

Dominic Steele interviews my friend Kara Hartley and myself on the topic of recruiting women for vocational ministry. We also chat about the ministries of women and complementarianism more generally,...

Preferred pronouns is becoming a bigger issue in our society. Does God have preferred pronouns? Does it matter what we call God? Is it legitimate for us to choose our...

The Director of the Priscilla & Aquila Centre Jane Tooher shares how she came to know Jesus as her Lord and Saviour.

In her series on some Bible passages we may confusing, Ruth Baker explores Leviticus 27.

In her series on some Bible passages we may confusing, Ruth Baker explores Leviticus 12 and 15.

Jocelyn Loane writes about the need for parents to remember that they are sinners forgiven by grace, and for them to be models of free and full forgiveness to their...

Michael Kruger explains how submission is not a female virtue, it is a Christian virtue.

Lionel Windsor relates how he turned from being an atheist to being a Christian, and the role of older women in causing that to happen.

Tim Challies reviews a book that aims to help well-meaning, but inadequately-trained Christians to respond well to very difficult situations.

This article is written by a Christian woman who is married to a man who is not a Christian. The author shares some wisdom to Christian women contemplating being married...

Ruth Barry shares some personal reflections about submission in her marriage.

Book review by Gordon Wenham in Themelios (Vol 8 Issue 1, 1982) of Stephen B Clark’s “Man and Woman in Christ: An Examination of the Roles of Men and Women...

In the third and final part of her series, Jessica Kong explores how the work we have to do in our homes is meaningful.

Tim Challies begins his review by asking, “Do we really need another book on a Christian perspective of manhood and womanhood?”, and ends his review by recommending the book.

James Chen interviewed nine women in ministry over August and September 2020 about their thoughts on recruiting and training women into vocational ministry. This paper is the summary of his...

Jessica Kong explores Paul’s instruction that older women were to train the younger women to be busy, or literally to “work” at home. Her article will not provide answers, rather...

Stephanie Jane Judd continues to look at Complementarianism—this time, in marriage and in the church. She looks at the goodness of both equality and distinction, and why Jesus is good...

Stephanie Jane Judd looks at biblical examples and shares some of her own experience of the beauty of Complementarianism.

Beth Allison Barr’s “The Making of Biblical Womanhood” sets out to demonstrate that “biblical womanhood" is not really Christian. DeYoung’s review reveals a comprehensive problem with Barr’s methodology.

Alastair Roberts discusses what the Bible says about gender and how to approach reading the Bible on the topic. He also makes observations about what our society is saying about...

Chase Kuhn and Kara Hartley discuss the terrible reality of domestic violence. Many have been coming to terms with the sad fact that this isn’t just an issue “out there”,...

Author Simonetta Carr speaks about her church history biographies for children, and also her latest book “Questions Women Asked: Historical Issues, Timeless Answers”. This book looks at some women in...

A thought-provoking talk about what it really means to obey God from Elisabeth Elliot. Transcript available.

Eowyn Stoddard reviews “Men and Women in the Church: A short, biblical, practical introduction” by Kevin DeYoung.

Marshall Segal traces the joys and tragedies of the marriage of Hudson and Maria Taylor.

Lesley Ramsay reflects on the 2021 Priscilla & Aquila annual conference.

Kate Haggar discusses the role of women in the local church.

John Piper responds to a disabled wife and mother’s concerns about parenting.

Glenn Hohnberg takes a closer look at what Leviticus 27 is really saying.

Ruth Baker takes a closer look at menopause as a good part of God’s creation.

Akos Balogh interviews Dr Rebecca Sng, founder and Director of The Peregrine Centre, about domestic and family violence.

Murray Campbell interviews Sandy Grant about the National Anglican Family Violence Research Report into the prevalence of family violence among Anglicans.

Scott Corbin reviews “The Recovery of Family Life: Exposing the Limits of Modern Ideologies” by Scott Yenor.

Robert W Yarbrough reviews “Icons of Christ: A Biblical and Systematic Theology for Women’s Ordination” by Williams G Witt.

Nathan Tarr examines the letters of Puritan minister John Cotton regarding his attitude to women.

Calvin Goligher takes a closer look at the work of Rachel Miller and Aimee Byrd and the way they have examined history.

Colin Smothers reflects on the meaning of the human body in conversation with the inspired narrative of its origin in the first chapters of the book of Genesis.

Christopher Talbot argues that Francis Schaeffer’s understanding and conception of theological anthropology had direct implications for his apologetic methodology.

Sharon James looks at some of the pioneers of liberation who challenged biblical morality and sexual complementarity, and discusses how they were impected by the effects of their own ideology.

Andrew Walker interviews author and editor Rod Dreher about Soft Totalitarianism and its effect on gender and sexuality.

Rob Lister examines what the divine design of marital sexual intimacy is meant to express.

Denny Burk combats the claim that Complementarianism is a doctrinal innovation.

Craig Kline presents a brief survey of the biology of reproduction and gender.

Michael Haykin writes against the diminishment of fatherhood.

Emily Cobb takes a look at Rachel Jones’s book, “A Brief Theology of Periods (Yes, Really)”, and explains why it’s helpful reading for EVERYONE, not just women.

Rachel Jones discusses a few things that are helpful for Christian men to bear in mind about their Christian sisters, and outlines a couple of ways they love and care...

Carl Trueman and Todd Pruitt interview Megan Hill about her recent book, “Partners in the Gospel: 50 Meditations for Pastors’ and Elders’ Wives”, and the comfort and encouragement she gives...

Sam Emadi examines how Scripture advances the normativity of monogamy and how that squares with its depiction of Old Testament polygamy.

Kevin DeYoung addresses some common objections to Complementarianism.

Sarah Seabrook of Evangelism and New Churches (ENC) in the Sydney Diocese is available for speaking engagements and/or training in evangelism. She is also a Moore College chaplain.

Andrew Wilson takes a look at complementarity in the Bible and teases out what that means for human relationships within the church and the family.

Kevin DeYoung takes a look at five patterns for the behaviour of men and women in the Old Testament.

Kevin DeYoung unpacks what 1 Peter 3:1-7 means for men and women.

Kevin DeYoung answers five questions about the creation of men and women.

Albert Mohler, President of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, answers questions from the Council of Biblical Manhood and Womanhood about Complementarianism and the Southern Baptist Convention.

Ed Litton, Pastor of Redemption Church in Saraland, Alabama, answers questions from the Council of Biblical Manhood and Womanhood about Complementarianism and the Southern Baptist Convention.

Randy Adams, Executive Director of the Northwest Baptist Convention, answers questions from the Council of Biblical Manhood and Womanhood about Complementarianism and the Southern Baptist Convention.

Mike Stone, Pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church, answers questions from the Council of Biblical Manhood and Womanhood about Complementarianism and the Southern Baptist Convention.

Thomas J Nettles reviews Beth Allison Barr’s “The Making of Biblical Womanhood”.

An excerpt from Megan Hill’s book, “Partners in the Gospel: 50 Meditations for Pastors’ and Elders’ Wives”.

Jonathan Leeman chats with Mark Dever and Kevin DeYoung about the role of men and women in healthy churches on the 9Marks Pastor Talks podcast.

R Albert Mohler Jr looks at some of the history behind those advocating for women pastors in the Southern Baptist Convention.

Andrew Ballitch of Books at a Glance reviews Barr's so-called exposé of biblical womanhood/Complementarianism as Christian patriarchy.

Jeremy Munch of Books at a Glance reviews a helpful, but misleading book on women's participation in ministry and the leadership of the church.

Dani Treweek explains how the life of a single Christian is also meaningful because it gives us a glimpse of the future.

Dani Treweek explains why celibacy is perfectly ordinary for the single Christian.

Mark Meynell explores what humanity’s creation in the image of God means for the communities we create and the power we exercise.

Jani Ortlund discusses the joys and challenges of being a pastor's wife.

Barbara Hughes discusses why discipline is important for Christian women.

Lionel Windsor reviews Carl Trueman's latest book with an eye towards the state of Victoria's anti-conversion bill.

Sermons by Phillip Jensen on 1 Peter 3.

Sermons by Kevin DeYoung on 1 Peter 3.

This series also looks at chapters beyond 1-3, but I highlighted Genesis 1-3 due to the importance of those chapters regarding issues to do with men and women.

Any passage in the Bible that mentions divorce is likely to bring a range of opinions from Christians. 1 Corinthians 7 is no exception. Here is a short article looking...

Depending on our Christian sub-group, some of us may not have done much thinking about contraception. Here is one short article that looks at some of the differences across church...

David Guthrie interviews his wife Nancy about her excellent podcast series, “Help me teach the Bible”.

Sarah Seabrook, evangelist for women in the Western Region of diocese of Sydney, introduces herself and talks about how she can partner with your church.

Claire Smith reviews “The Headship of Men and the Abuse of Women” by Kevin Giles and discovers how much it falls short as a biblical response.

A series of talks given at the 2019 Mission Minded conference.

FIEC UK have recently appointed Gabby Samuel as their Women’s Ministry Development Worker.

This article argues that if biblical manhood and womanhood are going to persuade people today, Christians have to show that it’s normal and natural, and that is where natural theology...

This article helps us honour older women and not value people according to the world’s values.

In this 30-minute interview, these women share different aspects of what it is to be a disciple of Jesus Christ.

This piece at the marriage and ministry of Priscilla and Aquila. They are a great example to us in many ways—whether we are married or single.

This is an excellent resource containing many talks and training videos to help you become a better teacher of God’s word.

Christians differ on the issue of whether surrogacy is okay or not. This Mortification of Spin podcast episode briefly looks at some of the moral, ethical and legal implications of...

The current average age when someone is first exposed to porn is 11 years old. This article briefly reviews four books that help parents talk about the dangers of porn...

This article looks at three different authorities—nature, Scripture and culture—to understand what it means to be a man and what it means to be a woman.

This brief article argues against societal pressure to keep reflecting the differences between male and female in public worship.

Helen Nation urges older, mature godly women to consider joining churches where there are not many older people so that they can disciple the younger women there.

Mark Regnerus argues for the importance of marriage, the justice of marriage, and why co-habiting is dangerous and not advantageous to women.

This is a brilliant interview with New Testament scholar, author and speaker Claire Smith keeps on coming back to trusting God’s word and God’s purposes and plans for our lives....

In this article, Colin Smothers from the Council of Biblical Manhood and Womanhood outlines why he is a Complementarian.

On a topic that some think is becoming a bigger issue in our churches, John Piper presents five observations regarding children, marriage and our fallen world.

Joe Henegen interviews author and Bible teacher Kathleen Nielson about her Christian upbringing, how she came to love words, some of the ministries she is involved in now, gifting, making...

This is the second sermon in a three-part series that was preached at Moore College chapel by my friend and colleague Lionel Windsor. This sermon series is an excellent example...

This article looks at what it means to be a strong woman in light of what some of our culture is saying, and also some of the differences between men...

Simonetta Carr is a mother and author, and she has written a number of books for children about various figures in church history. This is a brief article where she...

Rachel reflects on some of the things that FIEC UK is getting right about the ministries of women and men, Complementarianism, some of the things that can continue to be...

In this short mp3, Rebekah Hannah answers some important questions about caring for people who have suffered miscarriage. Rebekah is a counsellor who has counselled people who have suffered miscarriage....

This article is over 20 years old, but much of what it says about feminism and how it interprets the Bible is still true today.

This blog post interacts with a recent “Christianity Today” article that looks at some statistics of how many evangelicals in the USA support women preaching to a mixed congregation.

This podcast discusses what it means to be a spiritual mentor: Jasmine, Melissa and Jackie discuss who has mentored them and who they have mentored, and how women can find...

This article looks at some of the complexities of male-female relationships and the two opposite positions that have emerged as to how to relate—familial and adversarial.

This article looks at the trend in our society to flatten distinctions between men and women and some of the implications of that.

Taryn Hayes shares what her and her husband wrote to their two daughters on their 16th birthdays, reflecting some of their desires as Christian parents.

This is an excerpt from Lizzie Ling and Vaughan Roberts’ recent short book on abortion, in which two women share their stories about some of the issues surrounding abortion.

If you haven’t ever heard about Catherine de Bourbon, this is a great introduction to a wonderful woman of God—an introduction that will hopefully encourage and challenge you to have...

As part of TGC’s Concise Theology series, Andrew T Walker briefly outlines what God’s word says about gender and sexuality, and suggests further resources.

As part of TGC’s Concise Theology series, Christopher Ash briefly outlines what God’s word says about marriage and suggests further resources.

As part of TGC’s Concise Theology series, Claire Smith briefly outlines the significance of humanity being male and female, and suggests further resources.

As part of The Gospel Coalition’s Concise Theology series, Claire Smith briefly outlines what feminist theology is and suggests further resources.

Justin Taylor interacts with David Powlinson’s 2003 essay, “Godly roles and relationships: Ephesians 5:21-6:9”.

This is an old five-minute video in which Challies explains why he and his wife decided their children weren’t going to do sleepovers. I think this is a really helpful...

David Mathis works through 1 Timothy 2:12-14, seeking to answer some of the questions that typically come up from this passage and Genesis 1-3. Whether or not you agree with...

Claire Smith reviews Andrew Bartlett’s 2019 book, “Men and Women in Christ: Fresh light from the Biblical texts”. Claire is not convinced by Bartlett’s argument and she shows clearly why...

Josh Squires answer questions about topics such as: functionality in marriage (1:20); complementary marriage (1:40); when the husband doesn’t lead (5:28); engaging a spiritually apathetic spouse (9:46); apathy and the...

Ruth Baker writes about her desire to be obedient to Scripture and what that obedience can look like for her and other as single parents.

Melissa B. Kruger discusses the importance of mentoring relationships for all Christians. She reflects on her own experiences learning life-changing lessons from older women, highlights some of the core aspects...

Bronwyn Windsor is an excellent editor. She has just launched a new website that clearly explains her editing services.

Jen Oshman looks at Michelle Williams' 2020 acceptance speech at this years Golden Globes and the particular language Williams used when alluding to abortion.

Moore College student Marian Guthrie shares her story of how God worked in her life and how she came to be doing MTS and studying part-time at Moore in her...

Former missionary in Japan and the Czech Republic, author, and pastor’s wife Jen Oshman shares some of her thoughts with Tony Merida, Director of theological training for Acts 29, about...

Victorian pastor, former SMBC faculty member, and council member of TGCA, Neil Chambers, has written a very helpful review of Bancroft’s book. Chambers then explains what Genesis 3:16 actually _does_...

The desire to want to separate sex from gender is seen in many areas of our society today, and some of those who have spoken against this trend have suffered...

Sharon James critically reviews Bartlett’s 2019 book, “Men And Women In Christ: Fresh Light From The Biblical Texts”, clearly stating what she believes are significant weaknesses in his arguments against...

Phillip Jensen explains to Kel Richards the importance of the marriage vows from the Anglican Prayer Book.

Over the nine weeks, Jackie, Jasmine and Melissa will seek to apply biblical wisdom to everyday life. They’ll talk candidly about fighting sin, overcoming church hurt, making decisions, acting in...

William Taylor, Rector of St Helen’s Bishopsgate in London, preaches on Ephesians 5:22-33.

Marty Sweeney interviews Colleen McFadden about discipleship and training women during COVID-19—both in her local church and at The Simeon Trust.

Chase Kuhn interviews Moore College chaplain Caroline Clark about how her life was completely transformed by Jesus.

A review of “Gender Ideology: What do Christians Need to Know?” by Sharon James.

Taryn Hayes interviews Sophie de Witt about how she became a Christian, as well as some of the ministries she has been involved in and is currently involved in.

Mez McConnell interviews his wife Miriam and colleague Sharon Dickens about Complementarianism and some of the issues connected with it. You may not agree with all they say, but they...

20schemes Women is training women for gospel ministry in some of the most deprived areas in Scotland. This link will help you find out more about this training, how you...

Al Mohler discusses some of the controversy surrounding the recent BBC headline that said the woman behind the 1973 Roe v Wade U.S. abortion decision was paid to recant.

Isaac Pain reviews this short book aimed at adults that helps them speak to children and youth about gender. The authors’ desire is for Christian adults to lead the gender...

This is a series of 19 academic lectures (available for purchase) that looks at a theology of the sexes. It is currently on sale for approximately AUD 32.00, which is...

Alastair Roberts looks at some of the reasoning for women’s ordination both in the past and in more recent times.

Jessie Sandberg is a 91-year-old Christian woman living in Tennessee, USA. She writes about what life has been like for her recently during COVID-19, and about being a widow for...

An older sermon by Phillip Jensen on one of the most debated passages about men and women in the New Testament. The sermon is a great example of trust in...

Rachel Green Miller has written a short positive review of Aimee Byrd’s controversial new book, “Recovering From Biblical Manhood And Womanhood”.

Pastor Mark Jones has written a long review of Aimee Byrd’s controversial new book, “Recovering From Biblical Manhood And Womanhood”, highlighting what he considers some of Byrd’s strengths and weaknesses.

David Murray discusses the why and how of family worship.

Matthew serves as associate professor of Christian Theology at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City, executive editor of “Credo Magazine”, and is author and editor of several theological books....

Kevin, Collin and Justin discuss a number of things including, Mother’s Day, motherhood, identity, Christian books aimed at women, and infertility.

Joe Henegan interviews Becky Pippert about evangelism, how she became a Christian, and about the new book she has written on evangelism, “Stay Salt”.

Abortion deeply affects many women in our churches and congregations. Often the first reaction to an unwanted pregnancy is not calm and rational thought, but panic and a desire to...

Thomas Kidd interviews Agnes Howard about her recently published book, “Showing: What Pregnancy Tells Us About Being Human” (Eerdmans).

God created them male and female. Yet modern man shakes his head at the obvious, and hangs up posters of a gender unicorn, like blind men sighing at sunsets. The...

Todd Pruitt explains some of what he believes around Complementarianism.

Aimee Byrd responds to Jonathan Master’s review of her recent book, “Recovering From Biblical Manhood And Womanhood”.

Jonathan Master compiles some questions from himself and others as a result of reading Aimee Byrd’s new book, “Recovering From Biblical Manhood And Womanhood”.

This post is occasioned by the release of Aimee Byrd’s new book “Recovering From Biblical Manhood And Womanhood” and the conversation surrounding it, but DeYoung is not trying to engage...

Moore College graduate Leah Blake writes a helpful short article of the importance and priority of us being in God’s word each day.

The Jesus Club helps churches minister to their adult members who have intellectual disabilities. They have recently launched some online resources to help especially during the restrictions surrounding the COVID-19...

International bodies like the United Nations have warned that domestic violence cases are spiking during the period when abused spouses or partners are locked in with their abuser during COVID-19...

Paul asserts “the woman will be saved through the childbirth”. This essay asserts that this “woman” is Eve and that this “childbirth” is the birth of the Messiah. Although this...

Jeff Walton writes this open letter from the perspective of a husband whose wife is chronically ill to other husbands whose wives are chronically ill. He and his wife Sarah...

Part 3 of a series on Malachi by Leonie Mason at the 2020 Proclamation Trust Spring Wives conference.

Part 2 of a series on Malachi by Leonie Mason at the 2020 Proclamation Trust Spring Wives conference.

Part 1 of a series on Malachi by Leonie Mason at the 2020 Proclamation Trust Spring Wives conference.

Aimee Byrd continues to defend her new book, “Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood”—this time, on her Mortification of Spin podcast, where she discusses the book with her regular co-hosts, Carl...

Author Aimee Byrd responds to Andrew David Naselli’s CBMW review of her recent book, “Recovering From Biblical Manhood and Womanhood”.

Aimee Byrd’s new book was always going to promote controversy amongst conservative evangelicals. Now that it’s been released, here is one of the first reviews—coming from CBMW itself, from which...

Stef writes about three gospel truths that have helped her while living in an apartment with three young children during lockdown.

Jeff and Sarah Walton talk about their new book “Together Through The Storms”, which offers biblical encouragements that strengthen marriages in times of trial, including chronic illness, special needs, financial...

Johnny Prime interviews UK pastor Mark Ventham about some of the ways he is training women at his local church.

FIEC UK Associate National Director Johnny Prime writes of the importance of raising up Titus 2 women, and the role both pastors and older women have in that.

This 2.5-hour online conference features various male and female speakers. They touch on a number of issues to do with abortion—including: a personal testimony from a woman who has had...

Lizzie and Vaughan share how they became Christians, some books they are reading, and their reflections about abortion.

Kevin DeYoung looks at the book of Genesis and sees that sexual sins can be committed by men and committed by women, against men and against women, and what we...

Ligon Duncan recently spoke on complementarianism as part of the 2020 TG4 conference for CBMW. This article is much of that talk. It looks at some historical documents, and also...

Anna Marsh reviews Elizabeth El Mostain’s book, "Survival Tips For Young Mums: Practical Ideas For Thriving In The Early Years of Motherhood".

Bobby Scott writes of the necessity and beauty of a wife loving Jesus more than her husband, and how husbands can help their wives love Jesus more than their husbands.

Susan An looks at Hannah in the Bible as a model for godliness when we have to wait.

Ligon Duncan and Grant Castleberry discuss parenting, family life, and current and future challenges to complementarianism.

If you're struggling to build regular Christian habits into your household routine, this is an encouragement and guide for you.

A mother’s account of how her fourth child has deepened her understanding of God, even—and especially in—the midst of deep pain.

Hayley Tubman talks with Taryn Hayes about how she came to be a Christian, her work ministry and how she longs to have the gospel inform her daily decisions. She...

CBMW executive director Colin Smothers talks with pastor and author Marty Machowski about family worship, parenting and gender.

The USA is looking at whether their women will be eligible for the draft.

Recent Moore graduate Rob Brown and his wife Alice reflect on their time at Moore and how it helped them prepare for vocational ministry.

Stephanie Carmichael reads her book, aged for 1-4 years, and sings.

Two of my colleagues discuss gentleness—such an important Christian characteristic and key when thinking and discussing the issues surrounding the relationships and ministries between men and women.

Two of my colleagues discuss the serious problem of domestic abuse in our community and how it’s exacerbated by the COVID-19 social isolation restrictions.

Complementarians should be the first to recognize the responsibilities and dangers of authority because we recognize the God-intended asymmetries between men and women in the church and the home.

It has become a common trope to argue that the Bible calls us to Christlikeness, not biblical manhood and womanhood. This is a category error. It undermines Christlikeness by turning...

Jocelyn Loane shares a recent experience for her during this current crisis which so many of us can relate to, and she very helpfully points us back to the true...

Two Moore College faculty members discuss how Christians might display love towards others in an age of necessary isolation.

God has prepared good works for us (Ephesians 2:10). He has prepared us for days like these. He plans to show the immeasurable riches of his kindness through simple acts...

The coronavirus is disrupting our society in unprecedented ways. Fear and anxiety are rife, and many children are feeling the impact. How, then, do we as Christian parents, grandparents and...

Dr Catherine Hamlin’s dedication of her medical skills to the relief of the suffering of those least able to help themselves and her firm quiet confidence in God’s overarching blessing...

Recent measures to curb Covid-19 have had a deep impact on our churches. What is church when we can’t gather? This is a time when we need to pray, think...

Denny Burk speaks of his appreciation of NT Wright in many ways, but he makes clear why he is dissatisfied with his arguments for egalitarianism by interacting with an interview...

Singing at the beside of my Grandpa reawakened me to what our Sunday gatherings truly are: dying saints singing with other dying saints of our living hope. Corporate worship is...

Should those called to work in youth ministry be required to attend seminary/theological college? There’s a fight between two combatants that often goes into answering that question: in one corner...

Book review of Tim and Kathy Keller’s “On Marriage (How To Find God)” (Penguin 2020).

Ideas for helping make a bridal or baby shower Christian.

Sometimes people cannot make it to church each week. And church may not be an option, for a time. I missed church for a year, not by choice, by events...

Without regular time in Scripture, we will keep missing things that bring us closer to understanding God himself.

A young woman with Down’s syndrome takes the UK Govt to court over allowing abortion up to birth for disabilities.

A Christian lament in response to a horrendous domestic violence incident that shocked Australia.

Our contentment and our fulfilment don’t come through our relationship with another person, or lack of one. They come through our relationship with Christ.

This website is a research project about the impact made by women writers and their works between 1550-1700. The focus included writers who were read in Ireland and Britain as...

One-to-one Bible reading isn’t the only way to evangelise and disciple. But if we’re stuck on what to do in these areas, it’s a good place to begin. The method...

Bishop Jay Behan’s speech at the ACL Sydney synod dinner in 2019, where he explains the Anglican situation in New Zealand regarding marriage and sexuality.

With the disturbing statistics of marriage and family breakdown in our society, we face growing pressure in Christian ministry to protect our key relationships. This seminar explores some of the...

No leader sets out to shipwreck their ministry through sexual sin. Yet, when leadership takes its toll, and we have unmet desires, we are tempted to use darkened sexual pleasure...

This seminar looks at the ministry wife's identity in Christ, her calling and its privileges, regardless of capacity, perceived role or different gifts. It also covers the character to be...

Mike Kendall (Pastor) and Catherine Heath (Women’s Worker) have served alongside each other on the staff team at St Neots Evangelical Church for many years. In this seminar they’ll share...

How do you develop church family members to serve as skilled and committed leaders in the children’s and youth ministry in the church? How do you conceive of a suitable...

This seminar looks at three things: why women’s ministry must be an essential part of the life of any church; what we are aiming to do in women’s ministry; and...

Does the phrase “husband of one wife” mean that an unmarried or divorced man cannot serve as an elder or pastor?

Genesis shows us that sexual sins can be committed by men and committed by women, against men and against women.

It seems like a simple command: “Husbands love your wives.” But if you’ve been married for more than five minutes, you realize that it’s a bit harder than it sounds.

Does 1 Corinthians 16:13 apply to men and women, or just to men? What does this verse have to do with courage, strength, and fear?

Is prayer more personal, or should a married couple pray regularly together? What does the New Testament say about this, and what place does a wife’s desire come into this?

How the ministry of motherhood is being Christ-like, and that despite appearances at times, it bears fruit.

The valuable work of mothers both within their own families, the church, and in society.

Harriet Connor shares ways to produce a society more hospitable to motherhood.

Family worship is an ordinary way the Lord blesses households. Devotion to gather around his Word strengthens our unity and deepens our love.

David Ould discusses why Matthew 2:16-18 is often not discussed in Christmas carols and how Jesus fulfils all that Jeremiah promises, including comforting Rachel.

Our children cannot always be protected from the impact of the yuck in this world. But they can be equipped to deal with it by the God who is sovereign...

These Equal But Different interviews from 1997 discuss some of the issues surrounding the ministries of women.

These Equal But Different interviews from 1997 discuss some of the issues surrounding the ministries of women.

These Equal But Different interviews from 1997 discuss some of the issues surrounding the ministries of women.

Every pregnancy is drama indeed: the unfolding of an eternal person, entrusted for a while to us mere mortal mothers who are tempted to think we have potential life in...

Nancy Guthrie and Courtney Doctor share their thoughts on why it is important for women to care about biblical theology as it relates to their reading and understanding of God’s...

Adultery is (usually) the result of many small steps, some of which seem quite innocent. Sweatman argues this is a path that you can, and should, step off at any...

It’s tempting to feel our ordinary lives are of little value, especially when we compare them to our culture’s standards of success. It’s easy to assume we are doing nothing....

Are pro-life advocates compromising their core principles when they support legislation that stops short of a total ban?

A documentary about the discussions and differences within the 2019 Southern Baptist Convention, including on the ministries of women and men.

Simon Manchester explains how he prepares to teach at a major conference and how to show your congregation the beauty of 1 Timothy 2.

While all abuse is wrong, there are added complexities in ministry relationships. Often a ministry job is entwined with a ministry families house, income stream, city and community for a...

The Apostle Paul has been hated by many men and women for 2000 years. But there are also many who have loved him. P&A Director Jane Tooher shares five reasons...

If your soul is weary and your heart in need of refreshment, Melissa Kruger suggests taking a drink from the wisdom found in “His Testimonies My Heritage”.

Rosaria Butterfield has become a popular speaker on the topic of sexuality. But we sell her short—and even risk misunderstanding her message—if we look to her book as only pertaining...

This is a book that all Christians will find helpful in addressing a problem with which we will all likely at some point have to wrestle, either socially, politically, pastorally,...

Chesed Broggi doesn’t know how Abigail Dodds feels about “empowerment” messages on clothing. But her new book, “(A)typical Woman”, is a substantive and real message of empowerment for women.

When Scripture instructs husbands to lead their families and wives to submit to their husbands, or limits pastoral leadership of the church to men, it formalizes, codifies, and extends what...

What can we teach our kids about complementarianism?

When we follow Jesus, our whole lives are to be a sacrifice.

So if you’re bogged down and unable to see the importance of your ministry, get up to the crest of the hill and survey your husband’s work. The fruit he...

Over the years, we’ve seen pastors guide the women’s ministry through women leaders. In these situations, the churches are healthier.

So can women be missionaries? Yes, of course. But also yes to the biblical teaching on gender distinctions in the life of the church. The two are not at odds.

How can pastors champion the contributions of unmarried women to their congregation?

Dear sisters in the Lord, one of the greatest ways you can live out complementarianism to the glory of God is by growing in both competence and confidence.

Women who can teach might make you nervous for a myriad of reasons. But consider what might happen if you adopt an attitude of thankfulness rather than anxiousness.

As a woman, I’ve had to wrestle with God through some of the seasons where ministry opportunities took the backseat, where they were almost invisible.

If your church doesn’t encourage women teaching women the Bible, then it’s not fulfilling Scripture’s vision of a healthy church.

Intentional discipleship changed my life. That’s why I’ve strived to make these kinds of relationships contagious among the women in every church I’ve been a member of.

P&A Director Jane Tooher is interviewed by the Australian Church Record about the 2020 P&A conference.

Complementarianism is a declining conviction in the global evangelical church. The solution is neither a surrender to egalitarianism nor a return to cultural traditionalism. Instead, complementarian Christians must present a...

Geoff Chang and Alex DePrima look at Spurgeon’s view of the ministries of women and some of the key women who influenced him.

Martin Luther and John Calvin represent two theologians of the Reformation, that Bible-driven movement so long ago, who promoted God’s vision for the family and led many to do the...

So is there really a slope between embracing egalitarianism and endorsing homosexuality?

The issue of complementarianism in the church has once again become a flash point within conservative evangelicalism. Michael Lawrence offers some help on how to talk and think about the...

Kevin DeYoung briefly looks at five ways men and women are different.

Here are five passages dealing with manhood and womanhood that we must teach and apply for pastoral faithfulness.

Here are seven ways we can encourage women to use their spiritual and material resources.

Does the Bible allow for women deacons. No, says Alex Strauch.

Does the Bible allow for women deacons? Yes, says Tom Schreiner.

Denny Burk looks at what Scripture says about being a pastor/elder/overseer.

Paul doesn’t merely say that women should not serve as elders. He also says that they should not preach and teach when the church gathers.

Denny Burk looks at 1 Cor 14:34 and its application for us today.

Rosaria Butterfield talks about the impact that a just few verses from Psalm 113 had on her life.

Mitchell Chase looks at what it means for our relationships as men and women in the light of Genesis 3.

It’s not about difference from each other, but difference for each other. The differences between men and women are precisely features that make them fitting for each other.

Jonathan Leeman argues that the essential and indispensable nature of women for the mission of the church does not depend upon any form of programmatic or paid ministry, but instead...

Alex Duke looks at two types of churches that create complementarian chaos.

Sam Emadi argues that behind many of our complementarian debates are significant differences about how we view the church.

A review of W Bradford Wilcox’s “Soft Patriarchs, New Men: How Christianity Shapes Fathers and Husbands”.

Albert Mohler argues that while social pressure builds against complementarian theology, it is incumbent upon us to teach, instruct, and to show the glory of God in his created order.

Jonathan Leeman looks at the need to be committed to the sufficiency of Scripture and also to be committed to interpreting it rightly.

Jonathan Leeman looks at how we need to keep working at understanding authority, equality, and what it means to be a man and a woman.

Jonathan Leeman looks at how we can move the current complementarian conversation forward.

Jonathan Leeman looks at how our different intuitions and different pastoral burdens can impact how we understand complementarianism.

Jonathan Leeman looks at some of the recent arguments within the complementarian camp.

An issue of 9Marks Journal full of articles about complementarianism.

Al Mohler looks at what God’s word says about the image of God, gender, sexuality, and marriage.

Joe Carter argues that if we truly love our neighbour—especially children and the sexually exploited—we should stop making excuses and start supporting a ban on pornography.

Book review by Josh Blunt of Sharon James’ “Gender Ideology: What Do Christians Need to Know?” This book summarises briefly at a popular level the ideological underpinnings to the LGBT...

Jonathan Leeman and Mark Dever discuss the 9Marks journal, “Complementarianism: A Moment Of Reckoning”.

Handout from Geraldine Freeman’s talk on “Beginning a women’s ministry from scratch” at the Woman to Woman Equipped conference, 2017.

Don Whitney, author of “Family Worship”, discusses how to help your family not lose sight of God and the gospel during the holidays. He explains why it's worth it to...

Is “gender” a social construct? Should male or female be a matter of personal choice? Are there more than two “genders”? What has our gender got to do with the...

David Shaw explores what some people mean by “apocalyptic” and what it has to do with gender. From The Proclamation Trust Autumn Ministers Conference 2019.

David Shaw explores what some people mean by “apocalyptic” and what it has to do with gender. From The Proclamation Trust Autumn Ministers Conference 2019.

Over four talks, Carrie Sandom teaches women how to teach Titus. From The Proclamation Trust Teaching Day for Women 2019.

Over four talks, Carrie Sandom teaches women how to teach Titus. From The Proclamation Trust Teaching Day for Women 2019.

Over four talks, Carrie Sandom teaches women how to teach Titus. From The Proclamation Trust Teaching Day for Women 2019.

Over four talks, Carrie Sandom teaches women how to teach Titus. From The Proclamation Trust.

The problem of domestic abuse is often not dealt with well in churches. Eryl Davis tackles the subject head-on in his 2019 book, “Hidden Evil: A Biblical and Pastoral Response...

John Stevens argues that God’s design for sex is hardwired into our bodies.

Wayne Grudem changes his mind from his 2018 work, “Christian Ethics: An Introduction To Biblical Moral Reasoning”: he now believes abuse is also grounds for divorce.

We live in an age of outrage—an age when anger inflames our public discourse, disrupts our families, and distorts the church’s witness to the world. If the vice of anger...

Review of “God’s Good Design: What the Bible really says about men and women” by Claire Smith (2nd edition).

John Piper discusses the case for complementarianism and shares about how his own upbringing—and the example of his parents—influenced his views on marriage, what a husband's leadership practically looks like...

Fathers: Do you sometimes wish your children were born with an instruction manual? Being a dad is a big responsibility. Paul here in Ephesians 6:4 provides valuable direction.

Wendy Lin gives us a brief look at some of the books she read in 2019. These books include ones that reflect her current life stage—parenting, Christian living, counselling, and...

Kara Hartley reviews Kathleen Nielson’s 2018 book “Women And God: Hard Questions, Beautiful Truth”. Nielson looks at what the Bible, including the Old Testament Law, says about women and what...

Kathleen Nielson looks at what God thinks about women and why it is good. She does this by answering two questions: 1. How can we put equal and complementary together?...

Lionel Windsor on Paul and the importance of theological depth to do children’s ministry well.

Denny Burk explains what he thinks is key to complementarian beliefs in the light of some former complementarians rejecting the term.

Al Mohler is interviewed by CBMW on the state of complementarianism today, especially amongst Southern Baptists.

Tom Schreiner spoke at CBMW’s annual banquet at the 2020 Evangelical Theological Society. His talk focuses on 1 Timothy 2:12, looking at the topics of elders, pastors and women preaching.

Tilly Dillehay, author of “Seeing Green: Don’t let envy color your joy”, had big dreams of becoming a famous jazz singer. So when her sisters became famous making their own...

Lionel Windsor argues that the gospel of Jesus Christ teaches husbands to take initiative to love and give themselves to their wives, and that this radical teaching involves both actions...

Lionel Windsor explains why it’s imperative that Ephesians 5:22-24 be read in light of what Paul has already said in his letter about the gospel of Jesus Christ.

A series of seven talks on men and women that looks at singleness, marriage, and ministry.

John Stevens argues that Complementarians need to be enthusiastic supporters for biblical women's ministry.

Katherine von Bora, Katharina Schutz Zell, Jane Grey and others who are important to know about.

Great motivation for women to developing the habit of reading God’s word regularly.

Since we are servants of the Lord, Paul urges these Christian women to live out their unity.

Jonathan Leeman chats with Mark Dever about how a church, once convinced of the practice of biblical leadership, should actually choose the men who ought to serve in this role.

Jonathan Leeman chats with Mark Dever about transitioning a church toward a plurality of elders.

Meredith Storrs takes a closer look at Esther’s story to encourage and challenge this generation of believers.

Elinor Magowan reviews the updated version of “God’s Design for Women” by Sharon James and examines how it tackles contemporary issues surrounding gender.

Nancy Guthrie speaks to Christopher Ash about how we can teach the book of Esther in a way that points to Christ.

Adrien Segal takes a closer look at the fear that lies behind hyper-parenting and how Christian parents can look to their heavenly Father.

John Piper answers a question from an older married man.

R Albert Mohler Jr takes a closer look at California’s new ethnic studies curriculum for public schools.

Lionel Windsor takes a closer look at Ephesians 5:21 and Paul’s exhortation to “Submit to one another through respect for Christ”.

Lionel Windsor considers the connection between preaching sermons and leading a congregation.

Tim Challies offers a different perspective on the post-partum bodies of wives.

Colin Smothers takes a look at the case of Dr David Mackereth and how it’s led to Genesis 1:27 being seen as a public enemy of human rights and dignity.

Steven Wedgeworth reviews “Beyond Authority and Submission: Women and Men in Marriage, Church, and Society” by Rachel Green Miller.

Scott Klusendorf ponders the deadly intuitions behind abortion.

Dani Treweek reflects on being a female member of the Sydney Anglican clergy.

Mark Earngey explains why he is grateful for the existence of ordinary pastors.

Ruth Baker takes a moment to reflect on the story of Hagar and what it can teach us.

Genesis 1:27 declares God's creation of both male and female in his image. Southern Seminary president R Albert Mohler Jr addresses the many questions this passage answers for the church...

Kathryn Butler shows how Christians can love and serve those with special needs.

Peter Leithart shares three tricks he’s learned when teaching the Bible to small children.

Trevin Wax takes a closer look at one attempt to reshape Christian doctrine into something more fitting to the tenets of the sexual revolution.

Evangelicals Debating Adam

Adam and Eve: The Bible, Historicity and Humanity

Proverbs 31

Titus 1:5-16 and 2:11-15

A paper on 1 Timothy 2:8-15 by Glenn Davies (PDF), originally presented at the Moore College School of Theology on “Personhood, Sexuality and Christian Ministry” in 1985. It was published...

God's good design. An interview with Claire Smith

Bibliographies from The Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood (CBMW) and Christians for Biblical Equality (CBE) at the ​2012 EFCA Theology conference, 18-20th January, 2012.

Men and women are different, and so should be their marriage vows

How to be a Christian man in the 21st century (1 Cor 16:13)

Same sex marriage

Marriage

Is God anti-gay?: Talking about Jesus with work colleagues

Dare to go where few women's studies will go

Wisdom and family. Talk 3/3 for ministry wives

Wisdom and guidance. Talk 2/3 for ministry wives

Wisdom and its beginning. Talk 1/3 for ministry wives

Clare Heath-Whyte on “What keeps us awake at night?” at the Proclamation Trust Spring Ministry Wives conference.

Clare Heath-Whyte on “What keeps us awake at night?” at the Proclamation Trust Spring Ministry Wives conference.

CBMW conference panel

Radically single: authentic Christianity as men and women. CBMW conference

Sound words on homosexuality, marriage and the public square

Men and missions: the missing link

Renewing women: the gospel call

Renewing men: the gospel call

The beauty of differences: on heaven and on earth

How the gospel of Jesus Christ creates true flourishing

Where CBMW and complementarianism has been

Hearing from women leaders: speaking from experience ‘Male and Female He Created Them‘

Tell me the old, old story

Contentment (1) At a time like this

The role of women in christian ministry

Upside-down headship

Encouraging the ministry of women in the local church

How to maintain pastoral zeal while avoiding burnout

Encouraging women to do Biblical studies at the graduate level

An interview with Alec Motyer

Welcoming a transgender woman into our church

Gender ideology harms children

Ministry to internationals

The word doing its work: how to hear a sermon

Transgender and intersex

8 practical guidelines for Pastors (regarding complementarianism)

Martyn Lloyd-Jones: Early life in Wales (Part 1/5)

Martyn Lloyd-Jones: Education and medical training in London (Part 2/5)

Martyn Lloyd-Jones: Ministry at Aberavon (Part 3/5)

Martyn Lloyd-Jones: The Westminster Chapel years (Part 4/5)

Martyn Lloyd-Jones: An active retirement (Part 5/5)

Gender and free speech

Positive Complementarianism

Faithful teachers in an age of confusion

Selina, The Countess of Huntingdon: A transformed heart and a transformed church

The importance of theological education

Vaughan Roberts on Song of Songs at the Proclamation Trust Autumn Ministers conference.

Christopher Ash on Esther at the Proclamation Trust Ministry Wives conference.

Christopher Ash on Esther at the Proclamation Trust Ministry Wives conference.

Christopher Ash on Esther at the Proclamation Trust Ministry Wives conference.

Vaughan Roberts on Song of Songs at the Proclamation Trust Autumn Ministers conference.

Christopher Ash on Ruth at the Proclamation Trust Autumn Ministers conference.

Christopher Ash on Ruth at the Proclamation Trust Autumn Ministers conference.

Christopher Ash on Ruth at the Proclamation Trust Autumn Ministers conference.

Wallace Benn speaking at the Proclamation Trust Autumn Ministers conference.

The Reformation—Lecture 1

The Reformation—Lecture 2

The Reformation—Lecture 3

The Reformation—Lecture 4

The Reformation—Lecture 5

The Reformation—Lecture 6

The Reformation—Lecture 7

The Reformation—Lecture 8

The Reformation—Lecture 9

The Reformation—Lecture 10

The Reformation—Lecture 11

The Reformation—Lecture 12

The Reformation—Lecture 13

The Reformation—Lecture 14

The Reformation—Lecture 15

The Reformation—Lecture 16

The Reformation—Lecture 17

The Reformation—Lecture 18

The Reformation—Lecture 19

Thanksgiving Service for the life of Mike Ovey (1958-2017)

An eight-week course by Capitol Hill Baptist Church.

A 13-week course on parenthood by Capitol Hill Baptist Church.

A five-week course on singleness by Capitol Hill Baptist Church.

A 12-week course on marriage by Capitol Hill Baptist Church.

Sex drive: Why human sexuality matters (Gen 2:18-25)

Reading the Bible aloud at church

Jenny Salt on Ecclesiastes at the Proclamation Trust Women in Ministry conference.

Jenny Salt on Ecclesiastes at the Proclamation Trust Women in Ministry conference.

Jenny Salt on Ecclesiastes at the Proclamation Trust Women in Ministry conference.

Garry Williams explores fear and loss in the work of Anne Bradstreet, one of America’s first poets (New Word Alive conference 2009 [now called Word Alive conference]).

David Ould, Kamal Weerakoon and Brett Lee-Price talk to Hefin Jones about the discussion amongst complementarian evangelicals over the question of the eternal (or not) submission (or otherwise) of the...

In this University of Queensland Evangelical Students Bible Talk, cancer patient Kim Gibson talks about death and the difference Jesus makes (45:49).

Stef Overhall reflects on the first year of her experience of being a missionary in Chile.

Aimee Joseph takes a closer look at this collection of meditations for mothers by Gloria Furman.

Joe Carter examines the reasons behind why more African American women are identifying as bisexual and dicusses what this might mean for the church.

Sara Wallace shares what she learned about God during the sleep-deprived days when her children were young.

The decision whether or not to abort is not always without the influence of others.

Heidi Carlson talks about why it's good for mums and their families to participate in short-term projects.

Matt Dodd reflects on some of the issues surrounding abortion while considering the life of his son.

Mark Thompson engages with the issue of abortion in light of changes to New South Wales legislation.

Kevin DeYoung sets out to answer the question of whether there is biblical justification for the practice of women preaching sermons in a Sunday worship service.

Juan Sanchez discusses how pastors should primarily shepherd their spouses (4:27 min).

Garrett Kell talks about the first person who showed him the beauty of Jesus.

Tom Nelson talks about the first person who showed him the beauty of Jesus.

Thomas Schreiner takes a brief look at what Paul said about singleness and the implications that has for marriage and for ministry.

Robin Weekes on the Psalms at the Proclamation Trust Women in Ministry conference.

Robin Weekes on the Psalms at the Proclamation Trust Women in Ministry conference.

Robin Weekes on the Psalms at the Proclamation Trust Women in Ministry conference.

Australian interview with Tim Challies by Akos Balogh, Tom Eglinton and Mark Powell (reading books and social media)

Acknowledging the unacknowledged legislators: From William Wordsworth to Kim Kardashian

True life among the death works: Christians and contemporary identity culture

The road to nowhere

They’re going after the children—the madness of transgenderism

The catastrophe of Christian Feminism

The catastrophe of Christian Feminism

Carrie Sandom on Mark 8:27-38 at the Proclamation Trust Spring Wives conference.

Carrie Sandom on Mark 8:27-38 at the Proclamation Trust Spring Wives conference.

Christopher Ash on Psalm 37 at the Proclamation Trust Spring Wives conference.

Christopher Ash on Psalm 37 at the Proclamation Trust Spring Wives conference.

Carrie Sandom on Mark 9:30-50 at the Proclamation Trust Spring Wives conference.

Carrie Sandom on Mark 9:30-50 at the Proclamation Trust Spring Wives conference.

Christopher Ash on Psalm 69 at the Proclamation Trust Spring Wives conference.

Christopher Ash on Psalm 69 at the Proclamation Trust Spring Wives conference.

Carrie Sandom on Mark 10:32-52 at the Proclamation Trust Spring Wives conference.

Carrie Sandom on Mark 10:32-52 at the Proclamation Trust Spring Wives conference.

Christopher Ash on Psalm 137 at the Proclamation Trust Spring Wives conference.

Christopher Ash on Psalm 137 at the Proclamation Trust Spring Wives conference.

Church: Teaching/authority in the context of 1 Timothy 2

Mary and Martha (Luke 10:38-42)

The gender revolution

What does the Bible teach about gender?

The identity that matters

Equipped! 2018 “Gender Matters” conference handout

What's (not) essential to complementarianism?

The role of women at The Village Church

The challenges of gender in the 21st century

What is masculinity?

In Ephesians 5, we read that wives are to submit to their husbands and that husbands are to be the head of their wives, but what does that actually look...

Dr. Alastair Roberts delivers the first of a two-part lecture series at Patrick Henry College: "Sexuality in Zero Gravity." Dr. Roberts unpacks the challenges Christians face with regard to sexuality...

Getting beyond headship battles: Male and female in scripture

Are sexual ethics part of orthodoxy?

Eowyn Stoddard reviews “Co-Laborers, Co-Heirs: A family conversation”, edited by Brittany Smith and Doug Serven.

Andrew Sach on how to teach the “I am” statements in John.

Why Middle Eastern women want to learn to teach the Bible.

Taylor Turkington and Courtney Doctor on The Gospel Coalition’s Women’s Training Network.

Zoe Earnshaw shares her Top 5 book recommendations for Christian women.