What are you up to, tonight, Katy? Nothing much, just attending the @WomensLibFront event, shrouded by police b/c of protesters & bomb threat- because these rad fems have the audacity to say “men can’t become women.” #Newmisogyny
Several disruptive protesters, shouting, w bull horns, already removed by police.
I disagree w these women on numerous issues. But they are taking heat b/c they think there should be no bio males in rape shelters, on girls sports teams and in locker rooms despite being escorted in a separate door by police. Grateful for their courage.
The uber-patriarch crowd says they should only stay home.
But Scripture tells a richer story. It shows women who teach, lead, build, create, protect, and nurture.
Let’s look at what God’s Word actually reveals 👇
From Genesis to Revelation, women are not background characters. They are vital agents in God’s plan, using their strength, wisdom, and faith in every part of life.
There are God-ordained boundaries around the pulpit. But that doesn't mean women never teach.
Priscilla taught theology alongside her husband in Acts 18.
The Samaritan woman proclaimed the Messiah to her city in John 4.
Older women are commanded to teach younger women in Titus 2.
God trusted women with His truth and gave them voices that changed history.
In my 30 years of ministry, I’ve seen pastors, small group leaders, BSF teachers, and decades-long faithful pew-sitters begin to slide almost always because someone close to them identifies as LGBT. Whether it’s a child, sibling, neighbor, or friend, the ultimatum is clear: affirm me, or affirm God’s truth. You have to choose.
When those in our innermost circle openly defy God’s righteous decrees and we offer no objection, we take the first step down a slippery moral slope. The bottom of that slope is often full apostasy. Because if you cannot trust God’s verifiably objective and beneficial standards concerning gender, sex, and marriage, why would you trust the harder to verify claims like the resurrection, virgin birth, and his promise to come again to judge the living and the dead?