The Feminist Gospel

For centuries, the church has told women to be quiet. It has erased their leadership, reshaped their stories, and turned biblical womanhood into a doctrine of submission. But the truth? The women of scripture weren't passive-they were revolutionaries.

From Eve, the first woman and first scapegoat, to Mary Magdalene, the first preacher of the resurrection, women have always played central roles in God's story. They were prophets, warriors, rule-breakers, and voices of justice. Yet, modern Christianity has done everything possible to erase their power.

And Jesus? He was never on the side of patriarchy.

In The Feminist Gospel, we confront the misogyny buried in Christian tradition and reclaim the radical, liberating message of Jesus. We dive deep into the untold stories of biblical women, unravel centuries of theological gaslighting, and ask the following question:

If Jesus uplifted, empowered, and defended women at every turn, why doesn't the church?

This book is for the women who were told to submit. For the ones who were silenced in pews and pulpits. For the daughters who grew up knowing something about Christianity felt off-and dared to dig deeper.

It's time to stop reading scripture through a patriarchal lens. It's time to reclaim the gospel as the liberating message it was always meant to be.