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Author Archives: Tim
The Husband Who Never Lets His Wife Do Anything – a parable in dialogue
“My wife’s away at one of those women’s conferences this weekend.” “Do they have good speakers lined up?” “You got me. I just figured it’s nice for the ladies to have some time away together. That way they can talk … Continue reading
Avoiding My Own Toxicity
Sometimes I write in response to what someone else wrote. It could be a book, blog post, tweet, etc. My response might be supportive, reflective, or critical of the ideas expressed. Occasionally – particularly when criticizing an idea – a … Continue reading
Avoiding the Subordination of Men in the Creation Account of Women
God said something that sounds odd, at least at first glance. There he is creating all creation and announcing that everything is good, and then he looks at the human he has made and says there’s something about the situation … Continue reading
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Tagged Creation, ezer kenegdo, Garden of Eden, Genesis 2, God's help, help meet, helpmate, Marg Mowzcko, women and men
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Serving and Eating and Rhythm of Life – a lesson from Jesus’ last night
Jesus spent a lot of time answering the question “What is the kingdom of God like?” It’s like a farmer who sows seeds. knowing some will die off for many reasons but some will grow strong. (Mark 4:1-20.) It is … Continue reading
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Tagged foot washing, Jesus, kingdom of God, Last Supper, New Covenant, parables
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Why Women Should Be Preaching the Easter Sermon
Jesus said to her, “Mary.” She turned toward him and cried out in Aramaic, “Rabboni!” (which means “Teacher”). Jesus said, “Do not hold on to me, for I have not yet ascended to the Father. Go instead to my brothers … Continue reading
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Tagged Easter, Jesus, Mary at the tomb, Mary Magdalene, preaching, resurrection
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The Couple That Chores Together Snores Together
I was joking with Bronwyn and Ellen over coffee about me having a week off and planning to do a lot of running around to get things done with my wife. “The couple that chores together snores together,” I told … Continue reading
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Tagged Bronwyn Lea, chores, Ellen Mandeville, Holy Spirit, Jesus, marriage, snoring, two become one
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Stalwart Men & Noble Women
[In today’s guest post Elena Williams (a pseudonym) writes of a painful childhood at the hands of family and church, and her experience with God that drew her through and brought her to a place of life and rest in … Continue reading
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Tagged Corrie ten Boom, family, George Müller, Gladys Aylward, spiritual abuse
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Authoritarian Husbands – the failure to follow Scripture and revere Christ
Tucked into a lengthy passage on how all who belong to Jesus are to submit to one another because of Jesus himself (Ephesians 5:18-6:9) is an interesting point about wives and husbands: For the husband is the head of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Beyond Sex Roles, Ephesians 5, Gilbert Bilezikian, Jesus, kephale, marriage, mutual submission, patriarchy, Pharisees, wives and husbands, women and men
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Pi Day for the Mathematically Challenged
How I celebrate Pi Day:
