Tag Archives: complementarian
Methodists turning complementarian?
And then Methodists will be complementarian in their teaching and beliefs. And that is what this new group called Global Methodist church wants. Continue reading
When “I” does not mean God
What we do know is that men have used this scripture to keep women from being deacons and pastors when all the other words of Paul and his actions speak to the fact that he knew the woman apostle Junia and other women leaders. Continue reading
Searching for Utopia
The Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood wants us to believe that female subjugation is beautiful and desirable. When something is required, it cannot be said to be freely given. It is not submission in a true sense. It is … Continue reading
Part 4. Destination, the garden
No matter what shape the world is in, the writers of The Danvers Statement would never have chosen the woman at the well to be the instrument God used to win lost people to Christ. Continue reading
Teaching human precepts as doctrine
Female submission to all males is a human precept, not a spiritual one. Continue reading
How SBC got to this point
Why should you be concerned if you are not a Baptist? Perhaps you do not even like Baptists, and you think this has no meaning for you. Continue reading
Part 3. Eternal life comes from God, not man
To become a gateway to God means that you are directly connected to God but those who enter the gateway must enter through you. Continue reading
Part 1. Desiring to BE God
Women have told me that they believe that the husband is the head of the wife like Christ is the head of the church. They are quoting Paul in Ephesians, but to believe this way, you must accept that Jesus is sharing his Lordship with a human man. Continue reading
My blog is #45 in Top 50 Christian Women Blogs
Only 2 more days in 2016. Still time to do something before the year is over. What will you do? Continue reading
The gender divide
It took almost a hundred years after women got the right to vote to bring about what men were afraid of. Continue reading
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