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Mary, the Mother of Jesus, as an Early Church Leader; Evidence of the Hidden Leadership of Women in the early church.

Evidence that women in the early church were leaders, priests, and overseers based on book Mary and Early Christian Women: Hidden Leadership

Ancient records pair Mother and Son, Mary and Jesus in Eucharist based on the book Mary and Early Christian Women: Hidden Leadership

Evidence that Mary, mother of Jesus was a priest and bishop based on book Mary and Early Christian Women: Hidden Leadership

Mary, mother of Jesus, & four other famous woman liturgical leaders and apostles. See Mary and Early Christian Women: Hidden Leadership

Ancient manuscripts were edited to cut records of women priests and church leaders. See Mary and Early Christian Women: Hidden Leadership

While texts were redacted, art preserves records of women preachers, leaders based on book Mary and Early Christian Women: Hidden Leadership

God calls Mary to new tasks after giving birth to Jesus; Introduce Mary and Early Christian Women: Hidden Leadership

If Apostle Paul's letters were meant to encourage gender equality, did the church get it wrong? Pauline Christianity vs Jesus

Egalitarian interpretations of controversial passages resolve conflicts within Paul's letters and between Paul, Peter, James, and Jesus.

Was Apostle Paul a misogynist? Did he hate women? Do you avoid reading his writing? Do Paul's letters make you want to avoid Christianity?

If Apostle Paul aimed to build a united body of male and female believers, have we misunderstood Paul and his letters?

Book Review outlining why women defend gender equality in the church, and how feminism and equal rights are dismissed by the church.

Elaine R Kelly Author interviewed on Regency History Podcast, discussing her approach to research & writing historical fiction. YouTube link

Check the biblical backing for both predestination and free will - I hope it helps you work out your beliefs!

Being Macho Men: is that how to imitate Christ? Or is it contributing to a non-democratic Christian Nationalism

In Part 3 of a 3-part series on Original Sin we look at how our view of sin impacts our view of salvation.

How your view of original sin impacts your view of baptism. Does it wash away sins? Adopt you to God's family? Is it required or symbolic?

Original sin: what does it mean, are we born with sin, guilty or depraved? What does the Bible really say?

Evangelicals: the struggle to shape America

Five schisms or divisions in the Christian family from history and from today.