Better Together: Men and Women in the Church
When men and women work together toward a shared mission and vision in Christ’s church, we get a fuller representation of what it means to bear the image of God.
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When men and women work together toward a shared mission and vision in Christ’s church, we get a fuller representation of what it means to bear the image of God.
It’s ultimately too simplistic to point to complementarianism as the fundamental reason for women’s rapid exit from the church.
Collin Hansen, Jen Wilkin, Kori Porter, and Michael Kruger explore the biblical and historical significance of men and women partnering in ministry and why the church must foster healthy collaboration between them.
Jen Wilkin and J. T. English join Collin Hansen to discuss theological training in the church, men and women working together in ministry, and more.
Was I a hypocrite for elevating the contributions of female leaders in my professional sphere while submitting to a doctrine that prohibited women from certain leadership positions in the church?