Don’t Call It a Bible Study (and some news)
On March 25-26 several luminaries will be participating in Heather Elizabeth’s Safer Spaces Virtual Summit, designed to help church and ministry leaders understand abuse and make their spaces safer. I’m privileged to join them. In my talk, I’ll be giving an overview...“Jesus Didn’t Have Boundaries, So I Shouldn’t Either”
The Called to Peace Ministries Women’s Retreat will be happening April 7-10 in the Asheville, NC, area. Joy Forrest, the founder and director, has said that the response in recent years has been so overwhelmingly positive that she and her team have decided to do it...The Shame of the Bleeding Woman (guest post by Helena Knowlton)
Helena Knowlton writes at Confusion to Clarity, and within that website she offers a course and community called Arise. When this course opened last month I signed up, especially because Helena focuses on how the body can heal from the trauma that has affected it, and...Paul’s Word for the New Year: “Holy Amnesia”
It seems like the last ten years or so, having a word for the New Year has replaced making New Year’s resolutions or goals. So if the apostle Paul had done this, I’m guessing one of the many years of his Christian life, “holy amnesia” may have been his word (okay,...False Teaching: How Bad Theology Almost Killed My Faith (guest post by Ann-Marie Ferry)
Especially since I’ve lately been pondering the deconstruction movement that has found many young people leaving the Christian faith, I was glad to receive this guest post recently. Thank you, Ann-Marie. ***** “Her son died a few years back.” The older...
I’m Rebecca Davis, a trauma-informed writer, book coach, speaker, compassionate witness, prayer minister, and lover of Jesus who lives in Greenville, South Carolina.
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