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as a serious response to this.... I don't know for sure.
I was raised to believe that women were not to be "preachers", as in, pulpit type, over groups/churches...
Of course, there was Priscilla, who taught on an individual basis with her husband, which Paul was apparently ok with.
I'm getting to the point (slowly) that we as Christians have set up many of the teachings of Jesus and Paul as our own "new" Law, just like the Old Law. We worry about nit-picky details, and whether we are following what was taught us "exactly".
I'm not sure that was God's intention. We are under grace, not law. We are to be in the process of "becoming" more IN Jesus. Is it that important what the gender is of the person that helps others in their process of becoming?
Like I said, I don't know, at this point... my understanding is evolving, hopefully growing, and I'm still working on it in my mind.
Are we to be Christian "literalists" or "legalists"... or are we to be more in Christ?
Hahahahahahaha women have to shut up but a donkey can speak.I say people shouldn't sweat the small stuff
Especially in this evil world.
If a woman feels the calling....I say go for it!
Golly....in this day and age...I'd feel blessed if a turtle stood up and preached the truth of the word. You know what I'm sayin' ? lol
Fun fact, it was a woman preacher (joyce meyer) that led me to Christ in the wee hours of the morning while I was getting ready for work. My cell phone died that morning. Like it went kaput completely. So in stead of listening to my usual deathmetal music that morning, I sat down a flipped on the TV and for the first time ever I sat and watched her program..... The rest is well, all God.![]()
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as a serious response to this.... I don't know for sure.
I was raised to believe that women were not to be "preachers", as in, pulpit type, over groups/churches...
Of course, there was Priscilla, who taught on an individual basis with her husband, which Paul was apparently ok with.
I'm getting to the point (slowly) that we as Christians have set up many of the teachings of Jesus and Paul as our own "new" Law, just like the Old Law. We worry about nit-picky details, and whether we are following what was taught us "exactly".
I'm not sure that was God's intention. We are under grace, not law. We are to be in the process of "becoming" more IN Jesus. Is it that important what the gender is of the person that helps others in their process of becoming?
Like I said, I don't know, at this point... my understanding is evolving, hopefully growing, and I'm still working on it in my mind.
Are we to be Christian "literalists" or "legalists"... or are we to be more in Christ?
What does the Bible say or teach about women preaching the Word of God?
Example:
How about " Paster Joyce Meyer "
In 1985, Meyer resigned as associate pastor and founded her own ministry, initially called "Life in the Word." She began airing her radio show on six other stations from Chicago to Kansas City.
That's awesome!
Fun fact, it was a woman preacher (joyce meyer) that led me to Christ in the wee hours of the morning while I was getting ready for work. My cell phone died that morning. Like it went kaput completely. So in stead of listening to my usual deathmetal music that morning, I sat down a flipped on the TV and for the first time ever I sat and watched her program..... The rest is well, all God.![]()
The O.T.Are we to be Christian literalists? Well, believing that God's word given to us in scripture is 100% absolute truth is part of our faith is it not? To be more in Christ, are we not exhorted to examine the scriptures and apply them to our lives as well? Is not all scripture given to us by inspiration of God? Can we then not use the 66 books in the bible (Scripture) for our doctrine, reproof, correction, and instruction in righteousness?
2 Timothy 3:16-17 NKJV
16 All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness,17 that the man of God may be complete, thoroughly equipped for every good work.
Thus, when we examine anything that has become a doctrine in the church (well, our doctrine is in 66 books), we thus look towards what God has stated in His word for us which stands the test of time and does not change. Is that not part of the beauty of the bible, our 100% absolute truth? God's truth stands regardless of the time period, culture, or beliefs of mankind as time passes by.
The issue of women teaching or preaching is not being discussed. What we are looking at is the authority of women over men in the church as well as life in general. You brought up Priscilla, and this is the only example of a husband and wife team working to teach Apollos more correctly in Christ. There is no mention of women having headship in a family when all parts of a family are present, nor is there mention of women being elders and pastors in a church. We do have examples of women exercising spiritual gifts including teaching, but when it comes to exercising spiritual authority over a man, it is not present in the bible.
The O.T.
Deborah
The O.T.
Deborah
Fun fact, it was a woman preacher (joyce meyer) that led me to Christ in the wee hours of the morning while I was getting ready for work. My cell phone died that morning. Like it went kaput completely. So in stead of listening to my usual deathmetal music that morning, I sat down a flipped on the TV and for the first time ever I sat and watched her program..... The rest is well, all God.![]()
Devorah was a judge and when there is a stronger (believer) Christian man around then that sort of behavior is not allowed.
That is the body of Christ. Not just half of the body of Christ. Jesus came to set the captives free, not to subjugate one half to the other.
Devorah was a judge and when there is a stronger (believer) Christian man around then that sort of behavior is not allowed.
oh for pete's sake
yes...if all else fails, lets go to wiki and after that a youtube vid that has been edited to make it seem that all people who speak in tongues are insane, all women who preach are devils and maybe throw in some replacement theology while at it