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…
The need of the hour isn’t for Women’s Bible studies, Bible teachers, and women apologists and activists but for mothers, grandmothers, and churches to obey what is actually necessary for peaceful, fruitful families and what is also clearly commanded to them, being Titus 2 women. Women who know their rightful and irreplaceable role in God’s economy. That the below is so true and accurate is to the shame of every Christian household and church in the US who has contributed…
Allie Beth Stuckey must spend a lot of time preparing for her podcasts and filming them, doing interviews and podcast for others even Fox News, preparing for conferences and giving them, preparing for and doing debates, and writing books. There’s no way she’s a full-time mother and keeper at home. She is most likely the breadwinner of her family. So if you support her, you just need to be aware of this. God never created women to do it all….
This post was written by a woman with many children. Her blog is no longer active but I thought many of you would enjoy her words on keeping a clean and tidy home since many struggle in this area. She doesn’t have much money but she has learned to use it wisely and is efficient in keeping her home beautiful; for a clean home is a beautiful home, and it matters not at all how much money you make! When…
Written By Pastor Robert W Reed “That they may teach the young women to be sober, to love their husbands, to love their children, To be discreet, chaste, keepers at home, good, obedient to their own husbands, that the word of God be not blasphemed.” (Titus 2:4-5) Every Christian has a special place given to them by their Creator. Our heart’s desire should be to find that place and abide therein, for this is the perfect will of God. According…
Written By Pastor Robert R. Reed This article is a defense of women being “keepers at home” (Titus 2:5). The issue before us is not whether a woman should work, but where she should work. Every individual, whether male or female, is created by God to labor in His kingdom. Even in paradise our first parents were given a vocation (Genesis 2:15). Work brings health, happiness, and stability to those who are engaged in it. To work is to imitate…
It’s been 40 years since I left the workforce to come home full time. While I was growing up, the workforce never appealed to me but everyone told me that it was where I belonged, so I went. I didn’t like it at all. I was a waitress in the summer then a school teacher during the school year. I was continually exhausted. Before marriage, I struggled with my weight and overeating. Once married, I no longer did. It seems…
Written By Nancy Campbell I often hear mothers say, “I wish that this [being a stay-at-home mom] was the case for me, but we can’t afford for me to stay home.” Why are these words such a common reply? I think it is because we feel we must take things into our own hands to make it work. We don’t think that God is able! That’s the bottom line. That’s rather challenging, isn’t it? Especially when we read the words…
Don’t be ruled by your moods. Let Truth control you instead. Take every thought captive to the obedience of Christ. Smile often and decide to choose joy and contentment instead of complaining and being negative. Work hard in your home to make it a place of order and beauty rather than chaos and clutter. Submit to and love your husband. Your children are watching you. Stop arguing with him. Respect him instead. Invest into your children. Let them know they…
A woman just wrote this on my blog: “I’ve worked as a nurse our entire marriage of nearly 18 years. I’ve hated every minute of it and see so much destruction to our family because of my working. The nursing career field is extremely toxic and as a Christian, I resented ‘taking care of other people’ and spending countless hours toward a sick hospital organization, when I had my own family I longed to take care of. I longed to…