Ride the Lion
This post is part of a series on the roles of men and women in the Church and the Home. This particular post answers some of the common arguments made by egalitarians before addressing the wider corner related to biblical epistemology and gender roles. How can we stand against the LGBTQ mob if we don’t stand on Scripture consistently?
The issue of the roles of women in the Church has become a divisive topic in recent years, one that is tied to other volatile topics such as feminism and Critical Theory. This series of blog posts is designed to address the issue and answer the common objections to biblical gender roles in the Church. This particular post answers some of the common arguments made from Church history related to women honored for their service to the Church.
The issue of the roles of women in the Church has become a divisive topic in recent years, one that is tied to other volatile topics such as feminism and Critical Theory. This series of blog posts is designed to address the issue and answer the common objections to biblical gender roles in the Church. This particular post answers some of the common arguments made by egalitarians.
The issue of the roles of women in the Church has become a divisive topic in recent years, one that is tied to other volatile topics such as feminism and Critical Theory. This series of blog posts is designed to address the issue and answer the common objections to biblical gender roles in the Church. The question of female elders/pastors has come to the forefront in evangelical circles over the last few years. The discussion warrants theological reflection. Approaching the issue requires a definition of terms with the recognition that proponents of the respective views may hold nuanced positions within them.
Let me tell you what a tragedy is. Every day, millions of Christians spend all of their waking ours giving no thought to spiritual death their neighbors live. Every week, those same Christians show up to a building where they have an experience and do nothing of significance to advance the Kingdom. Every year, millions of dollars are spent on making that experience as comfortable and as entertaining as possible for those very same Christians who are doing nothing to fulfill the Great Commission.
