In 2014, I wrote a post about a demon possessed teacher that I had as a student teacher. It was a terrifying experience! “A few days later, she had all the children gather in a circle on the floor and hold hands. I didn’t want to participate. The Spirit in me was convicting me loudly and clearly, ‘NO!’ She glared at me. She told all the children to close their eyes and feel the spirit move from one to another….
Sheila Gregoire from “To Love, Honor, and Vacuum” seems to be finding joy in rewriting what godly men have written about marriage. She shared this one recently. She must not understand what Ephesians 5 has to say about this: 25 Husbands, love your wives, even as Christ also loved the church, and gave himself for it; 26 That he might sanctify and cleanse it with the washing of water by the word, 27 That he might present it to himself…
We are told in 1 Timothy 2:15 that women will be saved in childbearing IF they continue in faith and charity and holiness with sobriety. What does this mean? Let’s look at 1 Timothy 5. In this chapter widows are discussed. When young widows are discussed, we learn that there’s a danger that young widows will “wax wanton against Christ.” What does this mean? (Remember, Scripture interprets Scripture.) We are told what this means in verse 13: 1) learn to…
Beth Moore tweeted the following on Sunday: “Dear God, dear God, dear God, dear God, be swift to aid. Hold the grieving. Touch the minds of the traumatized. Make truth plain. Amplify the words of the wise over the cacophony of the politicized. Open fresh eyes to see the catastrophic consequence of white supremacy. For the love of God, throw off your political party lenses and look at the pain. The wrong, The insanity. The injustice. The blood. The carnage….
One of the reasons God gave for women not teaching men nor being in authority over them in the churches is because Eve was deceived (1 Timothy 2:14). Does this mean that all women are more easily deceived? Of course, it does! If the perfect, sinless Eve could be deceived, we who are fallen and sinful can absolutely be easily deceived. One man tweeted this the other day, “If Eve was deceived before she sinned, think how much more the…
The book you see in this picture is mine. I have had it for many years. It was written in 1870. It is going in the trash. I loved reading the book many years ago. Hannah has many great things to say and most seemed to be biblical. Of course, I wasn’t nearly as mature in my faith back when I read it as I am today, but someone once told me that she had left the faith in her…
On October 30th, Beth Moore wrote the following as tweets: “Single Christian women, I’m not one to give a lot of dating advice but I find myself unable to recommend you marrying bros with the words eternal submission in their social media bios or their pinned tweets.” Then she followed up with this tweet: “Now I’m just looking out for you here. I don’t trust a dude for marriage who’s utterly fixated on the word submission. And if his life…
False female “Bible” teachers elevate Jesus’ words over the Apostle Paul’s. In fact, they prefer to ignore Paul’s words altogether, but if they do try to tackle them, they will find a bunch of examples in God’s Word that completely negate Paul’s words. The reason they do this is because Paul is the one who wrote most of the commands concerning women in the churches and in the homes. In 2 Peter 3:16, Peter wrote about Paul’s writings and said…
Not one woman was called to be Jesus’ disciple. Not one woman wrote a book in the Bible. Not one woman is called to be an elder or deacon since they are to be “the husband of one wife.” All throughout Acts, it was men who preached. Not one woman in the entire Bible preached. Women are to “learn in silence with all subjection” in the church gatherings. If they have a question, they are to ask their husbands at…
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…