This is a local church event put on by Five Points Community Church  in Auburn Hills, Michigan that we wanted to point our readers towards.

Editor's Note: Today's post marks the fourth and final installment to our four-part response to a paper suggesting that egalitarian marriages provide a more satisfying option than complementarian ones. Here are parts I, II and III.

At CBMW we want to provide a practical vision for how to live as a biblical complementarian in the nitty-gritty of real life.  This is the first of a periodic series of interviews with Council members answering the following question: In practical ways in your marriage relationship, how do you balance gender equality with male...

At CBMW we want to provide a practical vision for how to live as a biblical complementarian in the nitty-gritty of real life.  This is the first of a periodic series of interviews with Council members answering the following question: In practical ways in your marriage relationship, how do you balance gender equality with male...

At CBMW we want to provide a practical vision for how to live as a biblical complementarian in the nitty-gritty of real life.  This is the first of a periodic series of interviews with Council members answering the following question: In practical ways in your marriage relationship, how do you balance gender equality with male...

Ligon Duncan and I were recently at a gathering of 40 or so pastors. We had a great time there.  Wonderful fellowship.  Much theological agreement.  However, when the question of complementarianism came up, though there was large agreement on theological substance, there was dramatic disagreement on strategy for presentation. The core of this essay is...