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As you may know, Jeanie Shaw and I each had books published very recently. They share much in common, both addressing the hermeneutics of our family of churches within the Restoration Movement, the role of women in church settings and spiritual formation. Jeanie writes mostly about hermeneutical issues, using the women’s roles as an illustration, whereas I focus on the women’s roles, showing how our hermeneutics affect our view of those roles. ![]()
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Interestingly, our books ended up being rather connected by Amazon (as in “Frequently bought together”). If you read and enjoyed either or both of our books, we would appreciate having you write a review on Amazon. That would encourage those who are not familiar with us personally to consider buying our books. Thank you so much!
In our present societal setting, no topic is receiving more attention than LGBTQ+ issues. Many Christians are asking how they and their church should view the many aspects of these issues. Discussions have been confusing and often missing the Bible’s admonition to always combine love and truth. ![]()
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I watched an 8-minute video a couple of days ago, done by Guy Hammond of the “Strength in Weakness” ministries. Guy is himself a same sex attracted person with a homosexual background prior to becoming a Christian. In this video, Guy had his own question to ask and answer: “Is a Church’s stance on LGBTQ+ worthy of separation?” His answers might surprise you. His short video provides one of the best brief answers I have seen. I urge you to watch it. ![]()
Is a Church's Stance on LGBTQ+ Worthy of Separation?
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Many minor things Christians disagree on are not worthy of separation. Is a Church's stance on homosexuality a minor issue, or is it a primary issue worthy o...
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Female leadership can be found in the Old Testament in ways often missed, and female leadership in the New Testament is often hiding in plain sight. This book is aimed at bringing out what has been hidden and denied for too long. As we unpack the specific passages that reveal the truths about women in leadership, I believe you will feel like you are watching a puzzle fall into place. When Jesus prayed that his will be done on earth as it is in heaven, the answer to this prayer will not condone women being seen or treated in any way inferior to men. The Bible, properly understood, will simply not allow it. Therefore, we as God’s children can no longer allow it. To that end I wrote this book. Truth must trump our traditions.
The Bible and Women: How Did I Miss So Much?
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Women leadership can be found in the Old Testament in ways often missed, and women leadership in the New Testament is often hiding in plain sight. This book is aimed at bringing out what has been hidd...