A Pentecostal Pastor Thinks Mark Driscoll Is Wrong about Women

A Pentecostal Pastor Thinks Mark Driscoll Is Wrong about Women 2015-03-13T16:54:33-05:00

Jonathan Martin weighs on Real Marriage and the Driscoll interview:

To be clear, my reason for taking this on has nothing to do with Mark Driscoll personally, per se.  I have been just as passionate about defending women in ministry inside my own tradition.  (Those are other stories for another time—I just think its important to note that this is an issue dear to my heart in general that I have spoken to consistently, as opposed to just being a bandwagon critic of Driscoll’s.  People within my tradition know my, um, reputation for speaking to these matters well enough)  I am very aware of how my reformed brothers interpret some key texts on the role of women in the church differently than I do.  The argument that Mark lays out implicitly here, however, is not so much from Scripture but his own culturally conditioned assessment of the role of women in leadership.  I come from a very different cultural context that tells a very different story, so I will limit my remarks to that today (though the Biblical debate is one I would love to have anytime).

READ THE REST Jonathan Martin: Pastor of Renovatus Church in Charlotte NC – Why Mark Driscoll is wrong about women in church leadership..

HT: Kimberly Alexander


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