Far too often I am more likely to call out “I need you, God!” because I feel low or frustrated rather than because my wayward heart is tempted by other empty substitutes.
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@conejoblancole @JeffVanderstelt The subtle problem with this stance is that it diminishes non-platform, non 'leadership' ministry as lower. It's like saying motherhood is embarrassing because it's not fatherhood. Think about it - you just labelled 'care for children' as a feeble thing.
Does the Bible say that men should be the head of their homes? Joe Rigney says no.
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Was There A Gay Agenda? And How Did It Succeed?
In a recent article, former lesbian queer theorist professor turned Christian wife and mother Rosaria Butterfield outlined several steps that took us from the rejection of same-sex marriage by the Democratic Party in the mid 1990s, to the total acceptance of it across the Western world today. The question is: was this planned? In this video, we look at the book 'After The Ball', a key text in the 1990s LGBT movement, and see how we got here. And I also try and not get cancelled.
Btw, YouTube seems to be suppressing the life out of this one. It'd be a real shame if it did well on Twitter.
I think I might start getting really offended when people assume my preposition. "Hey you in the red sweater" "I'm THROUGH the red sweater, you fascist!"
"Married woman" in Deut 22:22 translates a phrase that uses the verb ba’al with the noun ba’al, terms that connote "own" and "lord."
The phrase means "owned by a lord" or "lorded by a lord" or, perhaps, "lady to a lord."
Deut 22 defines a married woman as one who has a lord. A man owns her (and she him, 1 Cor 7:4).
Biblically, marital lordship and ownership are very good things. Every Christian is a member of a bridal body with a heavenly Lord.
Every Christian confesses, “I am not my own. I belong to another, bought with a price.” Jesus says to His Bride, “I am yours, you are mine.”
When a woman is "lorded by a lord," she images the glorious Bride of the Son.
If you have doctors in your church, you have a medical ministry; if business owners, an employment service; if attorneys, advocacy.
Every church has child care and education ministers, known as "parents." Every church has neighborhood outreach, because people live in places.
Forgiving those who sin against you should become a natural almost spontaneous response to believers who are constantly worshiping God for the mercy & forgiveness you’ve received.
If you’re not consistently celebrating your forgiveness maybe forgiving others becomes tough.
@MichaelHF2023@aaron_p_edwards@henry_sister Ephesians 5:21–33; Colossians 3:18–20; 1 Peter 3:1–7; 1 Tim3 (and2); 2 Tim 2:2; Titus 1:5-9; Throughout the gospels (e.g. Luke 9:1) and Acts (e.g.20:28)