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Women in the Church — What Does the Bible Actually Say?
A straightforward look at the passages used in both directions on women's roles in the church — including passages on women teaching women and children. No agenda. Just the text.
John 1:1 — "In the Beginning" (Why John Starts This Way)
John 1:1 — "In the beginning…" intentionally echoes Genesis 1:1. Before Bethlehem, before the manger — Jesus was already here. He's not just part of creation. He's the One through whom creation happened.
Tongues: Deeper Biblical Teaching + History + the "Only God Understands" Verses (Combined)
Tongues is one of the biggest arguments in the modern church. This teaching walks through Acts 2, Isaiah 28, the Corinthian context, the 'only God understands' verses, and early church history — so the Word defines the gift, not experience or pressure.
John 10:12 — Hired Hands vs Shepherds
Some leaders are present when things are easy, but absent when danger shows up. Jesus says the difference between a hired hand and a shepherd is what they do when the wolf comes.
Psalm 23: The Shepherd Who Meets You in the Valley
David didn't write Psalm 23 from a mountaintop. He wrote it from the valley. The green pastures only make sense when you've walked through the shadow of death.
Why Most Christians Never Experience Deep Transformation
You can attend church every Sunday for 30 years and still be exactly the same person. Here's the uncomfortable reason why — and the one thing that actually changes people.
Day 1: In the Beginning — Why Genesis Still Changes Everything
We don't start with what God did. We start with who God is. The first four words of Scripture are not a scientific claim — they're a declaration of sovereignty.
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