Women's Ordination, the Seminary & Structural Damage to The Church

On Thursday, October 28, 2021, the leadership of the Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Theological Seminary, in Berrien Springs, MI, USA, held a meeting in which they persisted in their advocacy of women's ordination.

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Some New Thoughts On Biblical Male Leadership

In 1 Timothy 2:12, the Apostle Paul says “I suffer not a woman to teach (didasko), or usurp authority over a man.” This is fascinating. There is a whole structure on teaching in the New Testament. The term most commonly used is didasko.

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Women’s Ordination, the San Antonio Compromise, and the Adventist Slide into the LGBTQ Morass (Part 3)

The problem with the social justice platform of the progressive wing of Adventism is that it is more beholden to the philosophies and ideologies of contemporary society than it is to the authority of Scripture.

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Women’s Ordination, the San Antonio Compromise (Part 2)

Given the theological equivalence of pastors and elders, why did our world church administrators neglect to deal with the question of whether or not, on the basis of Scripture, women may be ordained as elders?

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Women’s Ordination, the San Antonio Compromise (Part 1)

The NAD’s strategy to place as many women as possible into pastoral ministry will set the stage for a move toward individualism and congregationalism within its own territory.

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Courage In The Netherlands (Updated)

All who dare resist a corrupted system will be maimed and crushed. But we can see now how God was with us every step of the way. It has cost us much. But this is what God’s children will realize when in Heaven we look back and understand that we were never walking alone.

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Courage in The Netherlands

Now I ask only one thing of you, my F7 brethren: please remember the Dutch brethren in your prayers? The women’s ordination conflict has required much of our energies. It may cost many their eternal life.

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The Madness Of Crowds: Gender, Race and Identity (Book Review, Part 1)

As nature abhors a vacuum, into this spiritual and theological vacuum has flooded what is essentially a new “religion,” i.e. radical atheism as manifest in social justice activism, identity group politics and intersectionality.

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Liberation or Subjection in The Trinity? (Part 2)

In our rebellious world some men want to be women because they don’t like the role God gave them. And some women want the man’s role for the same reason. But when God assigned genders their roles, He had in mind their full potential.

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Forest Lake Pastor Says The SDA Church is Chauvinist

Patterson makes the subjective claim that women are more spiritual.  How does he know this?  Does he sit in the place where he is all-knowing, “discerning the thoughts and intentions of the heart”? 

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