Christianity.com: Does the Bible allow women to be pastors?-Mary Kassian

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  • Anonymous User
  • 2012-01-03T14:38:35

this is what the churches need today to understand the role of woman in house and church. even men should know this teaching. it really nice to hear someone talk in favor of Biblical teaching, which is sound and doctrinal. still so simple and meaningful teaching that would be great help to many who would be listening to this.

  • Anonymous User
  • 2011-11-15T15:18:35

Amen, well said!

  • Anonymous User
  • 2011-10-21T04:38:43

Further thought: There seem to be border lines even for angels( Epistle of Jude verse 8, 9). How much more for men and women who are humans! Even the natural creation world indicates there are border lines that cannot be crossed. Ordination of women practically helps overall bringing of Bible illiteracy upon men, disobedience to churches and disorders to children.

  • Anonymous User
  • 2011-10-20T14:27:40

Disobedience does not always have immediate consequences. God examines us over time. Female pastors do some good; it's just they don't need to be ordained pastors. For overall effects, the churches in the West have been made extremely weakened by disobedient establishment of female pastors and by gender confusions and other kinds of unacceptable immorality; it's clear for all the world to see, but people cannot speak out because it's so "politically incorrect" in the anti-Christian Western society. Men must listen to God, never granting women's wayward demands.

  • Anonymous User
  • 2011-10-20T12:36:04

There could be exceptional, emergency situations where female missionaries establish churches and sustain them because of complete absence of educated Christian men and other situations where the dying converts get baptized by a female because she is the only Christian present there. Under normal and regular circumstances, however, male servants of God must take up the responsibility of pastoring the local Christian churches. Expecting any woman to hold spiritual authority over men within church under normal circumstances is un-biblical.

  • Anonymous User
  • 2011-10-19T14:34:54

I was led by God to a church pastored by a woman. As she prayed, I was totally delivered from alcoholism. I was a participant for 13 years, taking part as a Sunday School teacher and in the choir and as a soloist. I gave my heart to Jesus and received the infilling of the Holy Spirit. Over the years when the Holy Spirit moved in me to cry out in tongues, she interpreted and I knew when the message came that it was from God. She was in tune with the flow of the Holy Spirit, and the church overflowed with people coming in to become saved and filled with the Holy Spirit and delivered and healed. The church remains powerful and moving today, 30 years later, now being pastored by a man of God who came into the church when he and his now wife were first dating, she brought him. Our church was deceived and split by a man who started off as an evangalist, with the power of the Holy Spirit operating prophetically in him, until he fell into sin. The love of money is the root of all evil, greed overcame his love of Jesus, and he succumbed to the influence of his family who "worked" the churches. One of the family members was famous, successful in the eyes of the world, only because he made a deal with satan, then had to forfeit his life. Our pastor didn't give in to it, and continued to preach the truth of the word of God. She was so strong in the Lord, and He sent help from another pastor who stayed until each one went home to be with Jesus. They were on speaking terms with God. It is amazing who God can work through, to get His will accomplished. It was not a coincidence that He established this church as so many of us are still doing the Lords work. -

  • Anonymous User
  • 2011-10-18T14:50:43

There were a few female prophets but no female priests in the Bible. All Apostles were males. Under normal circumstances, women can transmit God's truth to anyone in non-ritual ways.

  • Anonymous User
  • 2011-10-18T14:47:07

The answer is NO. Woman has no spiritual authority over man therefore no woman should pastor any congregation that includes grown males. Disobedient churches fall into theological and spiritual errors or compromises in numerous other areas and men get weakened there, leaving women and children miserable, therefore weakening the Christianity itself. Men must seek God foremost and study the Bible diligently and women must be willing to obey men(if they are not wrong) to be Biblical.

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