Parish Pastor Podcast

Women Voters in Church 14

This is the final in-class session wrapping up our discussion about women in the Church. Two questions were answered concerning women teaching and then women voting. Reference was made to an article by Dr. Douglas Judisch from 1977 addressing women voters, a handout that was given but not read in class.

Women Voters in Church 13

In the penultimate episode on the topic of women voting in church, we finished the CTCR Report on the issue and answered some questions. 

Women Voters in Church 12

This is the final session on the exegetical study, finishing off our consideration of 1 Timothy 2, and reviewing the commentaries on this Scripture.

Women Voters in Church 11

In class this time we circle back to finish off the commentaries discussion of 1 Corinthians 14, read the CTCR report on 1 Timothy 2, and then read through the text ourselves and began to work through it.

Women Voters in Church 10

In the tenth episode, we take up 1 Corinthians 14, beginning with the CTCR report, and then what Paul says to the Corinthians about women speaking in the assembly.

Women Voters in Church 9

This is the final episode studying the text of 1 Corinthians 11. Discussion focuses on the length of hair, dress code, particular head coverings, Old Testament texts, and the ongoing importance of sex distinctions for Christians today.

Women Voters in Church 8

We look at verses 14-16 in 1 Corinthians 11 and discuss what Paul is saying about long hair for men and women. 

Women Voters in Church 7

We are still in 1 Corinthians 11. Today we look at verses 7 to 11, talking about men and women and the image of God and the image of man and their glory. We also talked about worship and the holy angels, as well as some head-covering issues.

Women Voters in Church 6

In our continued study of 1 Corinthians 11, we discuss head coverings for both men and women.

Women Voters in Church 5

In this session we continue working our way through 1 Corinthians 11 and focus on the issue of "headship," and what does Paul mean when he says that a man is head of the woman?