Susan, a 16-year-old, is at an appointment with her high school guidance counselor. The counselor asks Susan, “So, Susan, what would you like to do with your life?” “I would like nothing more than to be a wife and mother,” Susan answers. “Well, Susan, there’s so much more you can do with your life than just being a wife and mother. How will you be able to support yourself? What if you never marry, and what will you do after…
Women have told me that they are better mothers because they work away from their homes and children. Other women have told me their mothers were better mothers because they worked away from their homes. Could this be true? It is only true if the mothers are abusive and/or neglectful but others than this, no, these are lies they are telling themselves to justify working outside of the home. God commands mothers be home full time with their children. He…
This post was written by Tim Keller in response to my post about female preachers. Men are designed by the Lord to fight for women, not with them. Most of the time, when wives have an argument with their husband, the husband shuts down. This is a part of how the Lord programmed the male mind to help de-escalate the conflict and control his emotions. Invariably, the wife misinterprets his silence as unloving, but the opposite is usually true. As…
“We women are the answer to virtually everything that ails society” (Jen Hatmaker). Jen may just be right about this! If women would stop having their babies slaughtered in their wombs, life would once again be valued, and women would understand that it’s not about “my body, my choice” but about another human life’s well-being. If women stopped initiating up to 80 percent of divorces, then marriages would be stronger, and children would be raised in homes with mothers and…
This was written by a man on an Instagram post of mine about women going to war and the sexual harassment and assault that females are having to endure. The woman who wrote the Instagram post that I shared begged mothers not to allow their daughters to go into the army because they “cannot be protected.” The battlefield is no place for a woman. This is not my opinion; this is morality. God wants women to be keepers at home…
If you ever have a female behind a pulpit preaching a sermon, I encourage you to get up, leave, and never return. Find a church who holds to and obeys all of Scripture. Unfortunately, “three quarters of the most devout evangelicals believe that women should have a place behind the pulpit,” according to an article in Christianity Today. Now I understand why I receive so much push back whenever I teach on this topic. Women are not to hold leadership…
A woman named Angela Dougherty wrote this tweet yesterday: “Just ban marriage all together. It is a legal and social institution which exists to benefit men and control women. It’s archaic and unnecessary. Let everyone be responsible for themselves. Hell of a concept all the way around.” The funny thing is that she thinks she’s being profound and thought these concepts up herself. It’s the same concepts that Marxism and the Black Lives Matter Movement pushes. But these concepts aren’t…
As I have grown older, my convictions have grown stronger. When I was younger, I still had some strong convictions. I didn’t want my children to celebrate Halloween. I never trusted yoga as being something I could be involved with. I didn’t allow my children to read Harry Potter. I was careful about which TV shows and movies they watched. I have always taken the command from God to be separate and holy seriously, but my convictions have grown with…
Lisa told me I hate women. I am told this often as I have recently shared. She believes that teaching biblical womanhood is hateful. She then wrote this on one of my posts: “You’re entitled to your beliefs and I am entitled to mine. Your teaching doesn’t correspond at all to what I was taught in the Baptist church I grew up in, but I’ll respect it.” A woman named Kristyn responded to her: Lisa, I used to think like…
A woman named Mary made the following comments under an article on Facebook: “I can’t get over the idea that Eve was created just to meet Adam’s emotional need for companionship (along with others), like she’s his birthday present or ancillary to him or something…How do I interpret 1 Corinthians 11:7? I mean, I get she’s created in the image of God, but it would appear that she’s also just supposed to reflect the glory of Adam too, and that…