Okay, I admit it. I am a sucker for a good commercial. A catchy jingle gets my attention. A sappy plot makes me teary. I cannot watch an infomercial for... Read More
You can read this original post and many others from Chris Legg on his blog at chrismlegg.com. Chris is a long time supporter of and a Professor for Womenary in... Read More
From Marie Curie to Julia Childs, Rosa Parks to Princess Di, women have made their mark on the world with intelligence, creativity, generosity and grace. Whether it’s winning a Nobel... Read More
It happened again. A prominent Christian with power and influence recently claimed God wanted him to raise money to purchase a $4 million jet. Another prominent Christian allegedly swindled $1.1... Read More
I have what I call a life verse. Its reference is engraved on my favorite Bible. It doesn’t embody who I am, yet. It embodies the kind of spirit I... Read More
“Therefore, brothers, pick out from among you seven men of good repute, full of the Spirit and of wisdom, whom we will appoint to this duty…and they chose Stephen, a man... Read More
I don’t want to live the good life anymore!Have a good day. Goodness gracious! It is a strange word—good—used often in everyday vernacular but frowned upon in serious writing. How... Read More
In our Womenary class this spring on Trinitarianism, the question of the knowabilityof God came up. In light of all those million-dollar descriptors of the character of God—like preeminent or transcendent—who can... Read More
We’ve all heard the phrase “God’s timing is perfect”, or read the verse in Romans 8:28 that says, all things work together for good (ESV). Both of these ideas infer... Read More
In the first chapter of the book of Jonah, we learn an important truth about our God. We learn that He is everywhere. The twenty-five cent theological term for God... Read More