By Joey Cochran: “Change” is a frightening word for many people. Unwelcomed change gives an even greater cause for alarm. Unwelcomed change is when change is thrust upon us without our consent. This kind of change can best be described as trial. When we experience unwelcomed change we become even more aware and dependent on...

By M. Hopson Boutot As a happy product of the grace-loving evangelical tradition, I am exceedingly grateful for the deluge of gospel conversation among many Christians today. But, as a sometimes-crotchety old professor once reminded me, people are prone to extremes. What began as a needed corrective to the moralistic Christianity of our forebears could...

by Kyle Worley Growing up in America, children consistently hear that they can “be anything they want to be.” This promise is usually accompanied by thoughts of grandeur and extraordinary success. Our ambitions and hopes are educated on the premise that to settle for the ordinary, which is often equated with what is boring and...

By Jared Oliphint “…who was with her” There is a little phrase in Genesis 3 that at times is passed over: “…she took of its fruit and ate, and she also gave some to her husband who was with her…” (Gen. 3:6). From these four words, six observations stand out: Adam witnessed the serpent approach...

By Mathew Sims If we want to understand how Scripture informs our identity as men and women in Christ, we must answer this question, “How does the gospel story transform our stories especially in our homes?” Imago Dei Men and women were created as image bearers of God (Genesis 1:26-27). No distinction in equality, dignity,...

From Executive Director Owen Strachan: As CBMW is seeking support for our $30,000 matching campaign, we thought we would take this opportunity to introduce our readership to some evangelical leaders who support complementarianism and CBMW. Today, we interview Jared Oliphint, a sharp young thinker and Regional Coordinator for Westminster Theological Seminary. Thanks for reading, and please join us in...