Tag Archives: Baptist Faith and Message 2000
Women Got the Big Truths from Jesus. Part 5. Mary Magdalene
One time my pastor preached on the plan of salvation and he made this remarkable statement: “There was only one plan, and after Jesus was crucified, it was up to the disciples to tell everybody about his resurrection.” Well, not exactly, preacher. Jesus had another plan up his sleeve. “Tell a woman!” Continue reading →
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Women Got the Big Truths from Jesus. Part 2 – The Gentile Woman
That is what I want you to do. I want you to stand up and speak up! I want you to not give up. Don’t take ‘no’ for answer. There is a healing that needs to take place for yourselves, and your daughters, your daughters-in-law, your sisters. You are equal! No buts! Continue reading →
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Women Got the Big Truths from Jesus. Part 1
When Jesus told women these mind-bending facts about him, he expected them to go and tell. And they did. That is how these stories got in the Bible in the first place. Truths that we seal our belief in Jesus the Christ on. Continue reading →
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Women on the Menu Again, to be Chewed Over
Today the church badly needs a Christian Civil Rights Act. But do not hold your breath. As long as Christians can continue to keep women from preaching and in submission to all males, they will do so. Continue reading →
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Can They All be Wrong?
For around 300 years, thousands of women died when they were accused of being witches by listening to the Devil, and today, millions of women suffer from that same accusation by Christian leaders, under the guise of complementarianism. Continue reading →
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How Complementarianism Affects Your Family
Concern for families is admirable, but they have chosen the wrong solution. It takes both a strong mother and father to raise children. Strong families are not made by weakening the mother of the family by requiring her to submit to the children’s father. Continue reading →
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Is Your Church Complementarian?
Although Southern Baptists are the largest group accepting the Danvers Statement, they are by no means the only group that teaches male headship. Far too many other evangelical denominations followed the lead of the SBC and adopted the teachings of complementarianism. Continue reading →
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Most Non-denominational Churches are Complementarian
And, you ask, what is wrong with that? It defies Jesus. It limits God the Creator of the universe to what man has decided God has done, and has translated that into theology. That is what is wrong with it. Continue reading →
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SBC Seminaries are Complementarian
This teaching will affect attitudes and beliefs of the young men your daughters will marry. Continue reading →
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How the Southern Baptist Convention is Complementarian
Al Mohler wants to enforce the BF& M 2000 which gives it far greater eternal significance than any document – with the exception of the Bible – should have. Continue reading →
