Christian Women Bloggers & 1 Timothy 2:12
February 16, 2024
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as posted by the channelFemale Christian bloggers Doreen Virtue and Dawn Hill have received letters from men and women accusing them of violating 1 Timothy 2:12. So Doreen and Dawn asked their own pastors and Pastor Jacob Tanner, author of THE definitive book about 1 Timothy 2:12 called “Why Sally Can’t Preach” whether female bloggers were sinning. In this fascinating conversation, Pastor Tanner differentiates between female pastors in the pulpit teaching men (which is a sin) and female bloggers geared toward teaching women in view of Titus 2. He also discusses women speaking at Christian conferences and women writing Christian books and articles.
“Why Sally Can’t Preach” is available at
Dawn Hill’s LoveSickScribe episodes can be heard on Apple and Spotify at
Doreen Virtue’s “New Age to New Heart” podcast along with Jenn Nizza and Jac Marino Chen is on Apple and Spotify at linktr.ee/newagetonewheart
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