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- “Does the Bible Authorize Women to Preach Publicly?”
- Al Mohler Exposes SBC Meanness
- Women Got the Big Truths from Jesus. Part 6. Powered by the Same Source
- Women Got the Big Truths from Jesus. Part 5. The Advocate – the Holy Spirit
Tag Archives: complementarian
The Dirty Truth of Complementarianism
Most of the world has decided that women are not equal. We cannot change the whole world, but Christians have a responsibility to be like Jesus, and that means treating women with love as equals instead of with contempt and superiority. Continue reading
Jesus Had Something to Say to Religious Leaders
Pastors are deciding now if they want to continue to be part of the problem – holding back women’s equality – or if they want to follow Christ and be part of the solution. Continue reading
Woe unto you, pastors, preachers, seminary presidents who deny women their calling
You blind guides! You strain out a gnat but swallow a camel. Continue reading
Advent – Should women look for the Christ Child – or a husband?
Each year at the beginning of Advent, churches light the Advent candle, and the church begins its countdown until the Christ child is born on Christmas Day. Many faith denominations do not light Advent candles, but almost all churches … Continue reading
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Tagged 1 Timothy 2:5-6, Advent, complementarian, egalitarian, Faith and Religion, Gender Equality, Job 9:32-35
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Part 5. Creating divine men by misinterpreting scripture
Christ gave himself for the church The beauty of Christ being the head of the church has been lost. Imagine! Christ gave himself for the church. There is abundant grace in those words. There is love. There is meaning for … Continue reading
Part 2. Creating divine men by misinterpreting scripture
It is more probable that Paul meant for the Ephesians to look at their own families where the husbands were already the heads, and then think of Jesus as being the head of his church family. Continue reading