Sublime

shame, anxiety, and disconnection.

It has been noted often and rightly that Jesus treated women with dignity and respect and that he elevated them in a world where they were often mistreated.

always charged with the capacity to help us feel like we belong.

is not up to my standards of political correctness

Amos—“when justice will roll down like waters and righteousness like a mighty stream.”

now, but one day if you respect yourself other people will have to respect you.’”38

Paul departs from some of his contemporaries in encouraging women to learn the Scriptures.

Christianity and intersectionality—and wokeness more broadly—have polar-opposite views of the sexes.

The Freedom of Promising