This blog is called ‘thoughts from Fabs’.

I named it that because that’s what I wanted it to be: a place for ideas from my weird and self-professed faulty mind.

I am starting to learn though, that it doesn’t work that way with words.  Turns out, you can’t just throw out thoughts and theories and expect people to discern for themselves which ones you mean and which ones are pure speculation.

It’s a lot of pressure. How can I be sure that what I ‘mean’ today will be what I ‘mean’ in the years and days to come?

Guys!

A while back, I worked on a project with Ministry Grid (through Lifeway).  You can check out part of the Story of Ruth here.

So fun!

I’ve been complementarian for about six years now.

There.  I said it.

Being a complementarian means that I believe men and women are made differently. I think we are designed for different roles to reflect different parts of the character of God.

As I shared on Friday, I think it’s time to speak up.  Because despite what people may think, this belief hasn’t played out in my life in being chained to the kitchen sink or pushed to the corner.  I’ve seen it play out in an empowerment and valuing of women.