Following suit after the serpent in the garden, there is no shortage of teachers (men and women alike) willing to twist and distort God’s Word to suit their own purposes. But, what does God say about the Word He wrote? Erin explores this and more in this latest episode of Equipping Eve.

In this episode, we continue our discussion from J.C. Ryle’s book, Holiness, on growing in grace. What are some of the marks of growing in grace, as revealed to us in Scripture? Most importantly, why do we strive for holiness?

It seems at times that some women’s Bible study resources are nothing more than checklists of the do’s and don’ts to being the perfect, biblical wife and mother. But, what good is a ‘biblical’ checklist if it is devoid of Christ? Also: what does it look like to grow in grace and holiness?

Erin isn't church shopping, but she has been visiting other churches to observe their style of worship. Listen in as she describes what almost brought her to tears during one of these excursions, and open the Bible with her as she examines this church's teaching and holds it to the only true standard, God's Word.

Ladies, sisters in Christ, let me exhort you, as women who have been purchased by the blood of Christ, to dwell on those things that lead you to pursue righteousness and holiness (Matthew 6:33) and to live in a manner worthy of the gospel of Jesus Christ (Phil 1:27).

As our Lord stood on trial before him, Pilate uttered the question that still resounds on the lips of many unbelievers today: "What is truth?" On this episode, Erin turns to the source of all truth - the Word of God - to answer Pilate's question.

Dreams, visions, voices - are these the best ingredients for biblically

sound teaching? A recent Christianity Today article upholds Beth Moore as a

favorable example of a female Bible teacher. This leads us to ask in this

latest episode of Equipping Eve: What happens when we see Beth Moore teach

the Bible?

First Timothy 2:12 reads, "But I do not allow a woman to teach or exercise authority over a man, but to remain quiet." What did Paul mean by these words? Are these instructions open for interpretation? And if they are not, why do so many popular, professing Christian women seem willing to violate this command? What is the role of women in the Church? This latest episode of Equipping Eve tackles this controversial topic.

Jesus is God? Man? Jesus is the God-man. During the Christmas season especially, the doctrine of the incarnation is at the forefront of the minds of most Christians. We sing, "Veiled in flesh the Godhead see; Hail the incarnate Deity," but how can we better understand this central doctrine of Christianity? A study of the incarnation of Christ will deepen your praise, wonder, and worship of the mighty king Jesus.

Jesus is God? Man? Jesus is the God-man. During the Christmas season especially, the doctrine of the incarnation is at the forefront of the minds of most Christians. We sing, "Veiled in flesh the Godhead see; Hail the incarnate Deity," but how can we better understand this central doctrine of Christianity? A study of the incarnation of Christ will deepen your praise, wonder, and worship of the mighty king Jesus.