Need grace and flexibility between churches — no single policy all churches must follow
Everything Women Can and Can't Do According to the Bible： Women in Ministry part 13
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Mike emphasizes ecclesial flexibility on these hard cases.
The safest approach is no women on Sundays, but this could be somewhat limiting. The NT doesn't give clear policies that make every church look exactly the same — maybe that's intentional, allowing flexibility. Need grace for people applying this differently. Not one set of policies every church must follow.
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Everything Women Can and Can't Do According to the Bible： Women in Ministry part 13 @ 03:47:102024-03-01