Where there are no dumb questions.
This week I’m sharing the second half of my conversation with Emily Hunter McGowin. We start the conversation by discussing how we should amplify the voices of the marginalized and organically moves into what our posture as Christians should be.
I’ve been so challenged by the conversation I had with Emily and look forward to many more. Be on the look out for her book release in May! 
A couple of days ago John Piper was asked the question, “Is There a Place for Female Professors at Seminary?”
I’ve listened to Mr. Piper’s response and I am not surprised at all. He goes on to answer the question with a lot of assumptions as is true Piper fashion. I have a hard time understanding how a person or group can speak with such authority on the way Christianity should function when there are 30 plus different denominations that make up the Church. But that will be a conversation for another day.
Today I’m sharing the first half of my conversation with my friend Emily Hunter McGowin. I hadn’t planned on sharing it so soon but I couldn’t think of a better way to respond to what’s been said and shared the last few days concerning women. I hope women find this conversation as encouraging as I did, and I hope men listen and take a moment to think about ways they might better support women within the church.
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I’ve always been a very inquisitive person. From a young age I can remember asking “why” about nearly everything. It wasn’t until I got older that those questions started to bend more towards theological and philosophical topics.Continue Reading …