Written By Gabriel Hudelson on X There is a war going on right now over what exactly Christian conservatism is calling young women to. Last year, I criticized this event pretty harshly, simply based on the name and speaker lineup. I enumerated a number of problems which can best be summed up in saying that it was an exercise in feminism, teaching women to be “boss babes” instead of Biblical women – i.e., home-focused, gentle and quiet, etc. At that…
Written By Robert W. Reed “But I suffer not a woman to teach, nor to usurp authority over the man, but to be in silence.” (I Timothy 2:12) The latter part of the twentieth century has brought much change in the thinking about women’s role in the church. The Bible forbids women preachers and any argument in support of them must come from outside sources. Women preachers have contributed to the rise of many sects and cults which promote false…
One woman took me on about my last post about women preachers. She argued that Susan Heck is a great Bible teacher and does teach biblical womanhood. So, I researched her since other women have told me this too. Here are the books she has written: Sermon on the Mount, 1 John, 1 Timothy, 1 Peter, Putting Off Sins, 2 Timothy, Philippians, Ephesians, Spirit-Filled Marriages, James, John 13-17, Colossians, and Prayer. She has only written ONE book on biblical womanhood!…
Written By Pastor Stacey Shiflett It is shocking at the number of pastors that are manipulated and intimidated by domineering women in their church. Any pastor that would allow a woman to control them or the church should be escorted out of the pulpit. He is unqualified to pastor. The minute that women are allowed to run the church, you may as well write ICHABOD over the door; the glory is departed. That church is unbiblical and very possibly unsalvageable….
Written By Tim Bayly The Protestant church in America today is inundated by women who preach, teach, and exercise authority over men, and the men who enable this sexual rebellion. The rebellion is so broadly practiced and accepted that the church’s motto has become, “She is there, and she is not silent.” In the more conservative Protestant churches, we are pharisaical in our practice of this rebellion. We keep women out the pulpit Sunday mornings and only ordain them church…
The other day, I decided to google “female preachers” and see what came up. This is the first one that came up. Many will claim that Priscilla was a preacher or teacher in a church. Can they support this with Scripture? No. They wrote, “She is often thought…” There’s no Bible verse that supports this. This is what is told about Priscilla: “The churches of Asia salute you. Aquila and Priscilla salute you much in the Lord, with the church…
Alistair Begg believes women can preach in the churches. This is from his video entitled The Place and Posture of Christian Women: “‘Well, you did that thing on 1 Timothy 2 and then you had Helen Rose come to the church and she spoke on a Sunday morning, and she’s not allowed to speak on Sunday mornings because of 1 Timothy 2.’ Yes, she’s allowed to speak on Sunday mornings if the elders determined that we’d like her to. She’s…
Written By Ken Alexander Biblical Womanhood is open to all Christian women who desire to study what God specifically speaks concerning the role and responsibilities of women in marriage, the home, and the Church. God has specifically called on all who claim the name of Jesus to become “the servants of all” and to live sacrificial lives that are pleasing to our Lord Jesus. Within the context of servanthood, the older, godly Christian women are particular commanded to “teach the…
Matt Walsh made a video titled, “Women Leaders in the Church is a Bad Thing. “Most churches have catered to women because they’ve effectively been run by women. Churches in America are already female-led, much to their detriment. That’s because the last thing that we need here is more women in church leadership positions. The Church is already too feminized, too soft, too focused on feelings and emotions and being welcoming and inclusive. All of that is coming from liberal…
Question answered by Tony Capoccia Question: Could you elaborate on the ministry of “women evangelists.” I’m thinking now of Billy Graham’s second daughter, Anne Graham Lotz (AGL). She actually is not preaching in a “church” or “worship” setting, so many say it’s okay for her to go out and preach to large crowds (usually made up of “believers,” men and women), because this is not a “church” setting. I’m really having a hard time justifying this in my mind. I…