Complementarianism: A Moment of Reckoning (Part 4)
By Jonathan Leeman | 12.11.2019How then do we move forward in the complementarian conversation?
Complementarianism: A Moment of Reckoning (Part 5)
By Jonathan Leeman | 12.11.2019Moving forward in the complementarian conversation requires two more things in regard to Scripture.
A Global Look at Complementarianism
By Greg Turner | 9Marks Journal: Complementarianism: A Moment of Reckoning | 12.11.2019Complementarianism is a declining conviction in the global evangelical church. The solution is neither a surrender to egalitarianism nor a return to cultural traditionalism.
How Are Men and Women Different?
By Kevin DeYoung | 9Marks Journal: Complementarianism: A Moment of Reckoning | 12.11.2019What would you say if your little boy asked you, “Daddy, what does it mean to be a man?” or if your little girl asked, “Mommy, what does it mean to be a woman?”
Man and Woman in Exile (Genesis 3)
By Mitchell Chase | 9Marks Journal: Complementarianism: A Moment of Reckoning | 12.11.2019A complementarian vision of relationships will help men and women flourish in exile. Manhood and womanhood cannot be pursued and understood, however, without confronting the challenges that exist.
Book Review: Gender Ideology: What Do Christians Need to Know?, by Sharon James
Review by Carl Trueman | 9Marks Journal: Complementarianism: A Moment of Reckoning | 12.11.2019This 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, or personally.
Man and Woman in Creation (Genesis 1 and 2)
By Alastair Roberts | 9Marks Journal: Complementarianism: A Moment of Reckoning | 12.10.2019It’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.
Book Review: Openness Unhindered: Further Thoughts of an Unlikely Convert on Sexual Identity and Union with Christ
Review by Mike Christ | 9Marks Journal: Complementarianism: A Moment of Reckoning | 12.10.2019Rosaria 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 to homosexuality
Book Review: His Testimonies, My Heritage, ed. by Kristie Anyabwile
Review by Melissa Kruger | 9Marks Journal: Complementarianism: A Moment of Reckoning | 12.10.2019If your soul is weary and your heart in need of refreshment, take a drink from the wisdom found in His Testimonies My Heritage
Book Review: (A)Typical Woman: Free, Whole, and Called in Christ, by Abigail Dodds
Review by Chesed Broggi | 9Marks Journal: Complementarianism: A Moment of Reckoning | 12.10.2019I don’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.
Advocating for the Ministries of Single Women in Your Church
By Katie McCoy | 9Marks Journal: Complementarianism: A Moment of Reckoning | 12.10.2019How can pastors champion the contributions of unmarried women to their congregation?
What We Can Teach Our Kids about Complementarianism
By Bobby Scott | 9Marks Journal: Complementarianism: A Moment of Reckoning | 12.10.2019What can we teach our kids about complementarianism?
Developing A Culture of Women Discipling Women
By Bev Berrus | 9Marks Journal: Complementarianism: A Moment of Reckoning | 12.10.2019Intentional 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.
Calling All Competent Complementarians
By Carrie Russell | 9Marks Journal: Complementarianism: A Moment of Reckoning | 12.10.2019Dear 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.
Joy for Joyless Pastors’ Wives
By Keri Folmar | 9Marks Journal: Complementarianism: A Moment of Reckoning | 12.10.2019So 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 bears is the fruit of your ministry too.
