Women
Husband-Wife Co-Pastors?
Thabiti Anyabwile looks at the model of husbands and wives co-pastoring churches. What does Scripture have to say about this model, if anything? What effects can this have on the body if the couple gets a divorce? C’mon up on the porch and let us know what you think.
What Stephen A. Smith Missed About Domestic Violence
Stephen A. Smith’s recent comments about domestic violence caused an uproar in the media. Thabiti Anyabwile comes up on The Front Porch to make a call for men to repent and protect their sisters who have given them so much. Is domestic violence a “men’s issue”? C’mon up on the porch and let us know what you think.
She Survived Boko Haram: “Be Quiet or Be Killed”
Deborah Peters, a 15-year-old Nigerian girl, shares a powerful testimony.
On Being a Pastor’s Wife
The sisters Jamie Love and Kristie Anyabwile are back up on The Front Porch — choppin’ it up and discussing the journey of being a pastor’s wife. What does this … Continue reading
Single Black Sister Serves in 10/40 Window
Usually on The Front Porch, we chop it up about topics surrounding pastoral ministry and the African-American church. But today we’re sitting with a single, African-American sister who has been … Continue reading
WOW: Women of the Word
I was born and raised in First Baptist Church of Woodland Park. It was a small, unassuming, country church. Most of the pastors who served there lived in the city, … Continue reading
Don’t Call Her “First Lady”
“Big Tim” does it every time he sees her. It doesn’t matter if it’s at church, in the grocery store or at the little league game. Every time he sees … Continue reading
Why Black Women Should Remain in the Church
Professional journalist Joshunda Sanders offers an interesting take on Black women and the Black church in her On Faith post, “The Church Needs Black Women. Do Black Women Need the … Continue reading
Sisters & Bible Study
Sisters Kristie Anyabwile and Jamie Love are up on the front porch, choppin’ it up about how to encourage other sisters in God’s Word and how to study it. Looking … Continue reading
My People, My People: A Response to Christian Genocide from the Inside-Out
“The murderers had tortured the child in such an inhuman way. . . His neck was cut, toes were broken and hands were slashed and burned. His face was burned, … Continue reading
Why We Should Reject Queen Bey’s Depiction of Black Womanhood
Beyoncé Knowles Carter is one of the most dominant female pop artists the world has seen. Married to “Jay-Z” (Sean Carter), Beyoncé is one-half of a billionaire entertainment power couple. … Continue reading
Author Chat with Trillia Newbell on “United: Captured by God’s Vision for Diversity”
Author Trillia Newbell is back up on the porch, this time sitting with Thabiti and Kristie Anyabwile to discuss her new book, “United: Captured by God’s Vision for Diversity.” Discussing … Continue reading