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Ditto... except I didn't even make it to 20 seconds.
I shouldn't have gone to the five-minute mark. Now I'm gonna have nightmares about that weird church that I visited where the woman preached. I was forced to stay during that whole sermon...something I will never do again.
Wimmin preechers is bad enough but then the link to Mark Driscoll completely ruined whatever credibility that may have remained.
I couldn't bring myself to listen to her for any length of time. There were enough red flags flying even before I hit play and endured >20 seconds of her.
Well, she was an All-American goalkeeper for LSU, so she is used to being allowed to use her hands.I have a couple introductory thoughts. She gestures and talks with her hands too much. Didn’t we just have a thread not long ago where a Gospel Coalition fella took liberties trying to allegorize sex and the gospel? Jack Schaap and Divine Intimacy was ahead of his time.
What’s your thoughts about her claims?
I'll listen a little later. The earliest pastor I can remember was a woman. So there will be no dissonance there for me.What do you think of this message?
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Edited to say, as far as the description is factual, it may illuminate an ancient Hebrew understanding of the law.
I fully agree. I have a cousin-in-law who is a woman preacher, and she knows I don't agree with her denomination's beliefs on the subject, and how I believe they don't scripturally back their position. Do we still talk? Of course, she's family. Will I ever agree with her position on the subject or her practice of what she believes? No. I have refused to go and hear her speak. There are no hard feelings between either of us. She won't come hear me preach either, and that is her decision, and I'm find with it.
By juxtaposing teaching and assuming authority in 1 Tim. 2:12, Paul seems to be barring women from the teaching office as possessed by church elders. Which is to say, women are not to teach in the church in a context in which they speak with the church's authority.
I don't recall JET as a "preacher," but I do recall her often giving her testimony, and also speaking under the authority of the local pastor to tell of things that Christians should understand. There's a difference in those things, ya know!
Thats all I need to know, not even clicking on it!My first reaction was "why is a wimmin preachin'!?"
On the "OnlineBaptist.com" site, there's an author and "preacher" from S. Africa that's promoting the ideology that "women pastors" are taught in the Word, and he's using Deborah and Junia as examples. He refuses to accept that these two women weren't pastors, and is being a disruptive goad on the site. He's not even Baptist and is on a Baptist site promoting this heretical doctrine. He even posted a missionary telling about her work for 18 years in a foreign country to try and promote the false narrative. Has anyone else ever heard of "Dr. Robert S. Morley"? Seems like he and his wife, Tina (I firmly believe she wears the pants in the family) run "Light and Life ministries" or something to that effect. A bunch of gobblygook junk, and books (self-published) that push flawed exegesis and incorrect doctrine.
