Where Mike Winger Went Wrong on Women

Comprehensive response to the entire Mike Winger Women in Ministry video series (Parts 1-13)

What Mike Winger Gets Wrong on What Women Can’t Do

Response to Mike Winger's Women in Ministry Part 13 on what women can and can't do according to the Bible

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@Reneechop @sparkobuzzer No. I’m simply taking the text as fully inspired in everything—the audience, the context, the grammar—and then challenging a popular teaching in church circles. Where have I m

Winger declines to condemn parents who choose public school but insists they must actively address secular content at home — particularly in California. Opting for public school without engaging the ideas children are taught is 'dropping the ball' as a Christian parent.

The Christian message holds two truths together: all have sin AND God loves and saves

Proper gospel balance

Two truths the world and Anderson each reject: all sin is terrible; yet God loves and saves

Symmetry of error between secular culture and Anderson

Research shows 60-90% of kids from Christian homes walk away from faith. Parents often have a false sense of security because their kids aren't currently questioning. But kids absorb worldview from culture, not just church. The Bible calls parents to disciple kids — what that requires changes as the cultural environment changes.

Why parents need apologetics — the youth exodus

Commentary: "Counter-Cultural" Is Not a Truth Test — And His View Is Also Cultural

Ardavanis suggests that his complementarian view is counter-cultural, implying that its friction with modern culture validates it. But culture is not how we measure truth. A view being unpopular does