In many Christian churches women are told they cant do certain things simply because they are women. Women cant preach. Women cant teach. Women cant co-lead a family with their husbands. Women cant read Scripture out loud in church. Women cant be a ministry leader (except to children and other women). The list goes on and on. Do these restrictions make sense? And more importantly are they biblical? Philip B. Payne and Vince Huffaker explore the concerns that many Christians have regarding the leadership of women and analyze every relevant Bible passage to show that yes women can! This book is written to everybody in the Christian community regardless of where they stand on the issue. It is written in an easy-to-read casual non-confrontational manner that is challenging and thought-provoking but not insulting. The first part of the book discusses general principles and church traditions to support the belief that men and women should work together as equals. The second part analyzes the Bible passages including those commonly used to prove that women shouldnt lead. strips the complex theology down to its main points and presents a compelling case for the inclusion of women in a simple straightforward style that everyone can understand. This book is perfect for individuals small groups pastors and churches as they reflect on the leadership roles of women.
In many Christian churches women are told they cant do certain things simply because they are women. Women cant preach. Women cant teach. Women cant co-lead a family with their husbands. Women cant read Scripture out loud in church. Women cant be a ministry leader (except to children and other women). The list goes on and on. Do these restrictions make sense? And more importantly are they biblical? Philip B. Payne and Vince Huffaker explore the concerns that many Christians have regarding the leadership of women and analyze every relevant Bible passage to show that yes women can! This book is written to everybody in the Christian community regardless of where they stand on the issue. It is written in an easy-to-read casual non-confrontational manner that is challenging and thought-provoking but not insulting. The first part of the book discusses general principles and church traditions to support the belief that men and women should work together as equals. The second part analyzes the Bible passages including those commonly used to prove that women shouldnt lead. strips the complex theology down to its main points and presents a compelling case for the inclusion of women in a simple straightforward style that everyone can understand. This book is perfect for individuals small groups pastors and churches as they reflect on the leadership roles of women.
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In many Christian churches women are told they cant do certain things simply because they are women. Women cant preach. Women cant teach. Women cant co-lead a family with their husbands. Women cant read Scripture out loud in church. Women cant be a ministry leader (except to children and other women). The list goes on and on. Do these restrictions make sense? And more importantly are they biblical? Philip B. Payne and Vince Huffaker explore the concerns that many Christians have regarding the leadership of women and analyze every relevant Bible passage to show that yes women can! This book is written to everybody in the Christian community regardless of where they stand on the issue. It is written in an easy-to-read casual non-confrontational manner that is challenging and thought-provoking but not insulting. The first part of the book discusses general principles and church traditions to support the belief that men and women should work together as equals. The second part analyzes the Bible passages including those commonly used to prove that women shouldnt lead. strips the complex theology down to its main points and presents a compelling case for the inclusion of women in a simple straightforward style that everyone can understand. This book is perfect for individuals small groups pastors and churches as they reflect on the leadership roles of women.
In many Christian churches women are told they cant do certain things simply because they are women. Women cant preach. Women cant teach. Women cant co-lead a family with their husbands. Women cant read Scripture out loud in church. Women cant be a ministry leader (except to children and other women). The list goes on and on. Do these restrictions make sense? And more importantly are they biblical? Philip B. Payne and Vince Huffaker explore the concerns that many Christians have regarding the leadership of women and analyze every relevant Bible passage to show that yes women can! This book is written to everybody in the Christian community regardless of where they stand on the issue. It is written in an easy-to-read casual non-confrontational manner that is challenging and thought-provoking but not insulting. The first part of the book discusses general principles and church traditions to support the belief that men and women should work together as equals. The second part analyzes the Bible passages including those commonly used to prove that women shouldnt lead. strips the complex theology down to its main points and presents a compelling case for the inclusion of women in a simple straightforward style that everyone can understand. This book is perfect for individuals small groups pastors and churches as they reflect on the leadership roles of women.
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