Sandra L. Glahn
In addition to teaching on-campus classes, Dr. Glahn teaches immersive courses in Italy and Great Britain. She is a multi-published author of both fiction and non-fiction, a journalist, and speaker who advocates for thinking that transforms, especially on topics relating to art, marriage, and first-century backgrounds as they relate to gender. Dr. Glahn’s more than twenty-five books reveal her interests in bioethics, sexual ethics, and biblical women. She has also written twelve Bible studies in the Coffee Cup Bible Study series. Dr. Glahn is a Substack writer and co-founder of The Visual Museum of Women in Christianity. She is married to Gary, and they have a married daughter and one granddaughter.
Sandra L. Glahn’s Books
Sandra L. Glahn’s Publication Articles
- “Book Review: Christian Women in the Patristic World: Their Influence, Authority, and Legacy in the Second through Fifth Centuries.” Bibliotheca Sacra (176:701). Jan–Mar 2019. 122–124
- “Book Review: The Twenty something Soul: Understanding the Religious and Secular Lives of American Young.” Bibliotheca Sacra (176:704). Oct–Dec 2019. 489–491.
- “Book Review: Visual Arts in the Worshiping Church.” Theology Today (75:3). Oct 2018. 402–403.
- “Weaker Vessels and Calling Husbands ‘Lord’: Was Peter Insulting Wives?” Bibliotheca Sacra (174:693). Jan –Mar 2017. 60–76.
- “Book Review: The Power of Children: The Construction of Christian Families in the Greco- Roman World.” Bibliotheca Sacra (173:692). Oct–Dec 2016. 493–497.
- “Book Review: First Timothy.” Bibliotheca Sacra (172:686). Apr–Jun 2015. 248–250.
- “Book Review: The Child Catchers: Rescue, Trafficking, and the New Gospel of Adoption.” Bibliotheca Sacra (172:686). 2015. 252–256.
- “The First-Century Ephesian Artemis: Ramifications of Her Identity.” Bibliotheca Sacra (172:688). 2015.
- “Book Review: She can teach: empowering women to teach the Scriptures effectively.” Bibliotheca Sacra (171:683). 2014. 316-34.
- “Book Review: A Royal ‘Waste’ of Time: The Splendor of Worshiping God and Being Church for the World.” Bibliotheca Sacra (157:628). 2000. 506.
- “The Identity of Artemis of the Ephesians in First-Century Ephesus.” Bibliotheca Sacra (172:687). 1753. 316–34.
Sandra L. Glahn’s Contributions
Sumatra with the Seven Churches
Think for a moment about the different sorts of letters you receive. A thank-you note. A…
Leaving a Legacy
"What we’ve done seems minor," Rosemary said. "But our desire is mainly to help make it…
A Prof Like No Other
When Howard G. Hendricks met his sixth-grade teacher, she said, "I've heard a lot about you.…
Israel: Encounter God as Storyteller II
“You’ve been to Egypt?” I was shocked. We’d been married five years, and I was just…
Jordan: Encounter God as Storyteller
A great narrative needs a great setting. And God has often set His redemption story in…
The Gift God Still Wants
From the time of Cain and Abel until today God has been asking for only one…
Informed Consent
Read an excerpt from Informed Consent, a novel that considers a compassionate response to AIDS and…
Premium Roast with Ruth
Book Excerpt: In the face of famine two women journey to the “house of bread” in…
Empty Arms, Heavy Burden
One in six couples struggles with infertility during their childbearing years. But they are not alone.…
Sharpen Your Focus
In this first issue of Kindred Spirit following the worldwide celebration of a new millennium, we…
Storytelling: The Twelve Ways of Christmas
What other time of year can we walk into the mall and hear music that directs…
Vindicate the Villain?
This brief overview will introduce you to the fundamentals of Gnosticism, the philosophy behind the Gospel…
Why We Honor the Human Embryo
My family gathered after our holiday feast to play Balderdash, a game in which players make up…
A Man of God: Profile of Dr. Mark L. Bailey
Dr. Mark L. Bailey stands at the front of the classroom holding a Bible in his…
The Sinners' Prayer for Believers
Ms. Sandra Glahn, editor-in-chief of Kindred Spirit, uses the example of the psalmist to show how…
