We need not be bound to the term “complementarian.” And that’s especially the case if it’s tied to the Danvers Statement.
Calvin the Deceiver?
The Feminism Epidemic in Christian Counseling That No One Is Talking About (Except David Edgington)
Book Review: The Liturgy of Creation (LeFebvre)
Book Review: The Septuagint (Lanier & Ross)
Book Review: The Making of Biblical Womanhood (Barr)
Book Review: Men and Women in the Church (DeYoung)
Book Review: Covenant Theology (eds. Waters, Reid, Muether)
Book Review: Recovering from Biblical Manhood and Womanhood (Byrd)
Book Review: Man and Woman, One in Christ (Payne)
Book Review: Beyond Authority and Submission (Miller)
Book Review—Giants: Sons of the Gods (Van Dorn)
Book Review: The Life and Theology of Paul (Waters)
Book Review: The Unseen Realm (Heiser)
Michael Heiser’s The Unseen Realm is a book that every serious student of the Bible should take up. This book challenges conventional interpretations of Scripture and provokes the reader to consider a more supernatural view of the world than he likely holds. Hence the subtitle of the book, Recovering the Supernatural Worldview of the Bible.