In 2013, Christianity Today named Carolyn Custis James one of the 50 evangelical women to watch. She is an award-winning author. 

In this episode, Rob interviews Carolyn to discuss her work and how she came to understand the Scripture's call for men and women to recognize that we are called to work together for the Kingdom of God and the flourishing of the church as well as individuals. Carolyn shares her story of how she struggled for a number of years as a single woman and how the church's message that women are to marry and have children didn't allow a place for her and others like her to flourish. 

Carolyn’s Website and blog: note, links to her books may be found on her website

her books, which are well worth your time, include:  

• Half the Church: Recapturing God’s Global Vision for Women (2011)

               ~2012 Outreach Magazine Resource of the Year~

• Malestrom:  Manhood Swept into the Currents of a Changing World (2015)

               ~Christianity Today 2016 Book of the Year

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