Who Was Junia—the Apostle Paul Almost Erased? (Romans 16:1-16)
In today’s Daily Bible Refresh, Dr. Brad Miller reads Romans 16:1–16 from the Message translation and invites us to sit with a passage many people usually skim—the “closing credits” of Paul’s letter to the Romans. Far from being a throwaway list, these names reveal an early church marked by inclusive leadership, featuring women like Phoebe, a deacon and helper in the church at Cenchreae, and Junia, a highly regarded apostle whose identity was later obscured by translators uncomfortable with a female apostle. Dr. Miller reflects on how faith is not just about doctrines or institutions, but…
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