
Show Notes
What if a woman's role in church leadership is more nuanced than we've been taught?
In this episode, Lisa is joined by Preston Sprinkle who shares his three-year journey studying Scripture's view on this divisive issue, revealing how God consistently used women in powerful ways throughout biblical history. From the faithful midwives of Exodus to Junia the apostle, discover how Scripture affirms women's vital role in God's kingdom while maintaining biblical truth.
Join this honest exploration that bridges traditional interpretations with fresh scholarly insights.
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