Bunmi Thomas-Akomolafe is a Bible teacher and writer committed to helping believers engage Scripture more deeply through careful attention to its original languages and historical context.

Her teaching explores questions of biblical interpretation, covenant identity, and the theological foundations of marriage and gender within the church.

She is the author of several theological works, including:

• Baal to Ish: Two Kinds of Marriage — a study of the biblical distinction between baʿal and ish and its implications for Christian marriage theology.

• I Suffer Not a Woman — an exposition of 1 Timothy 2:11–12 examining the interpretive history and theological implications of one of the most debated passages in the New Testament.

Through writing and teaching, Bunmi seeks to encourage thoughtful, text-centered engagement with Scripture and to recover what she believes to be the Bible’s original vision for men, women, and covenant partnership.

What a Session Includes

Each session is designed to be both theologically rich and interactive.

Typical structure:

• 45–60 minutes of focused teaching

• 20–30 minutes of discussion and Q&A

Sessions may be adapted depending on the audience and setting.

Teaching can be conducted:

• Online (Zoom or similar platform)

• In person (where scheduling permits)

Possible Teaching Topics

Sessions may include themes such as:

From Baal to Ish: Recovering God’s Original Vision of Marriage

A biblical exploration of the Hebrew terms baʿal and ish and what they reveal about God’s design for covenant partnership.

Is Biblical Marriage Misunderstood?

Examining how interpretation and translation have shaped long-standing doctrines about marriage and gender roles.

Reading the Bible in Its Original Languages

How insights from Hebrew and Greek can illuminate passages that are often misunderstood.

Custom topics may also be arranged.

Who This Is For

These sessions are ideal for:

• Church Bible study groups

• Women’s ministries

• Fellowship gatherings

• Leadership retreats

• Christian discussion groups

Booking Process

After submitting your booking request, please send an email with the following information:

• Name of church or organization

• Location (online or in person)

• Preferred topic

• Estimated audience size

• Proposed date and time

You will receive a response within 48 hours to discuss availability and finalize details.

Important Note

Submitting this request does not automatically confirm the booking.

All invitations are reviewed and confirmed based on availability and scheduling.