by Australian Christian women. Since September 2015

Martha, Martha, Martha. She gets a bad rap. She is perhaps most famous for the story told in Luke 10 of what happened when Jesus visited...

Imagine you are a Hebrew midwife in Exodus 1. The king of Egypt tells you that every time you deliver a baby boy, you are to kill him....

This is a strange, hair-raising, passage. Certainly a challenging bit of Scripture, but one that I think helps us to appreciate Paul’s...

I love Genesis. It depicts the beginning of a revolutionary unveiling. A slow interpersonal unveiling of the ordered nature of the...

We are women Walking in the spirit of Abigail Unafraid to use our intelligence and resources To protect those who depend on us And to...

Parenthood is a (presumably lifelong) state of wishing and hoping, what-ifs and wondering. It starts with pregnancy. What if something...

* This is not by any means an exegetical piece. It is more in the nature of a fictitious retelling of the events of Friday and Sunday...

It was still dark when she came to the tomb. We can imagine the knot of grief in her stomach as she walked along. Perhaps she woke that...

When searching for models of women leaders, the most obvious place to begin for many Christian readers is the Bible. Throughout its pages...

One of my son’s favourite picture books is ‘The Paper Bag Princess’. I think he mainly likes it because of the dragon in it, but I like...