Written By Pastor James Knox in His Book “Victorious Christian Living“ The Spirit of the living God next instructs godly women to train women newly saved to be … keepers at home (Titus 2:5). At the very thought of such a thing, the modern, independent, liberated woman thinks, “So what am I supposed to be, some kind of a slave?!” So let us draw a quick comparison. First, consider the woman is who free from the demands of that horrible…
David Edgington wrote a book titled “White Knights and Reviling Wives” and asked me to give a review of it. So, I read it, and it only took me a few days! It is easy to read and very informative. Since I have been mentoring women for over 22 years, I have encountered reviling wives. My husband has mentored many men with reviling wives. It’s absolutely devastating for the men married to them. It would be better for them to…
Written By JD@LostMyHats on X. The architects of this world are still praised as philanthropists. The Rockefeller Foundation funds gender equity initiatives across Africa. The Ford Foundation funds microloans for female entrepreneurs in Asia. These programs are celebrated as humanitarian victories, but they function as colonization by credit. Once a woman borrows, she belongs. Once a nation adopts the model, it becomes a client state of the banks. This is why feminism could spread faster than communism. It promised equality…
Here’s an incredible response to Allie Beth Stuckey by Pat Stedman on X. I genuinely believe you are operating in good faith. But you and all the other conservative Christian women who get on stage and talk about the problems with men (regardless of how correct you may be) unfortunately do not understand that what you are doing isn’t only unhelpful; it’s inherently contradictory. Rather than solve the problem of male leadership you lament, you in fact underline the cause…
Mike Winger did a four and a half hour long video on women in ministry. I began listening to it after it came out, but I didn’t agree with him after listening a short time. Recently, there’s been a lot of talk on X about women like Allie Beth Stuckey and what she’s doing. Here is Mike’s defense against the criticism of her yesterday. (His words are in quotes. My response will be right after the quotes.) “Don’t listen to…
In 1958, I was born. The world was a different place back then. When I was sick, my mom would put us in the backseat with a pillow and blanket with some books and coloring books. There were no seatbelts nor screens. (Seatbelts were required the year I turned 16!) When she went into the store, she would leave the windows open for me, and the doors unlocked. There was no fear of me being harmed in any way. When…
Jillian Sanders wrote an article titled “The Era of Desperate Single Women is Over – Here’s What Women are Choosing Instead.” Jillian wrote, “In quiet, almost invisible ways, they’re taught to be the helper, the caretaker–the one who smooths edges, anticipates needs, and makes life easier for everyone else.” Oh, really? No, we’re taught to be feminists from the time we are toddlers. Girls are constantly asked what they want to be when they grow up, and they’re not allowed…
This post is from a sermon given by Pastor James Know titled “Spiritual Women.” I encourage all of you to listen! I don’t have six degrees in Psychology, thank God, and all the rest of that but if God ordained that the home have a male ruler and a vast number of people growing up in your society have never had a male ruler, it is no wonder they are confused about their sexuality or their gender or their purpose…
You will not learn the truth about the suffragettes from any history books in school. Recently, I have been reading “The Secrets of Heathersleigh Hall” series which is historical fiction. The author, Michael Phillips, tells the truth about these rebellious women in the second book in the series “Wayward Winds.” Here are some quotes from his book and if you research what he wrote, it all turns out to be true. With the coming of the year 1912, the suffragette…
Recently, I have watched the first four or five episodes of the movie “Little Men.” Jo from “Little Women” and her husband bought a home to care for boys who had no family. Her husband died so she was left to care for the boys. A young man, Nick, came through town and began helping Jo. She needed help with the farm, mending fences, building and fixing things, and chopping wood. Jo definitely has a few feminist tendencies. This movie…