Men (humans) like to tack traditions to Bible truths. In another post I called this progression; taking what the Bible says and going a step further. Sometimes things go so far, we forget what is actually inspired and what isn’t! Here are some “traditions” that result from male headship. These are not taught in the… Read More Traditions of Men
I’ll be spending some time to re-organize the categories and my recent articles on Women in the Text. My hope is to make those articles easy to access by topic. If you subscribe in a reader, I apologize for the changed posts you may be getting over the next few days!
I met an amazing lady today. She probably doesn’t think she’s amazing, and if you met her you might not think she’s amazing. She’s a Latin firecracker who loves Jesus and has compassion oozing out of her. As I talked with her she asked for prayer for a new vision. Her husband and she are… Read More What I heard today.
Two weeks ago Jesus said, “I am the resurrection and the life.” This was the Awana Cubbie’s verse for the week. Resurrection is a big word for a four-year-old. But my daughter understands the concept well. Alsan was resurrected. Jesus was resurrected. And this verse holds a special place in my family’s life because it… Read More A child’s faith
I signed a petition. PleaseReconcile.org That is rare for me. Hopefully, it proves how deeply I believe Bob Jones University needs to make a very public, very humble apology for its “die hard, squirrely” racial purity beliefs and practices. Many black and Asian students have been hurt, embarrassed and shunned because of the school’s firmly-held,… Read More Bob Jones University, No apology necessary?
Kay Bonikowsky 