Theology in the Raw Female Disciples in the Ministry of Jesus: Dr. Holly Carey
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Feb 3, 2025 Dr. Holly Carey, a Biblical Studies professor and author of "Women Who Do: Female Disciples in the Gospels," shares her insights on the pivotal roles women played in Jesus' ministry. She contrasts the faith responses of various figures, highlighting women's embodiment of true discipleship. The discussion critiques traditional interpretations and emphasizes servanthood as a key to leadership in the church. Carey encourages a reassessment of women's contributions, celebrating their vital presence in early Christian communities and their impact on shaping faith today.
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Holly Carey's Journey to Biblical Studies
- Holly Carey grew up in a complementarian home in South Carolina.
- A Life of Jesus class inspired her to pursue Biblical Studies despite initial uncertainty about women's roles in the field.
Mark's Portrayal of Women
- Mark's Gospel portrays women as positive examples of discipleship, often juxtaposed with the failures of the male disciples.
- The Gospel writers highlight women's active roles in Jesus's ministry, despite their lower social standing in that culture.
The Unique Voices of the Gospels
- Each Gospel writer has a unique voice and perspective.
- Reading one Gospel through the lens of another distorts their individual message.
