Randy Alcorn offers his perspective in this great article . . .
"Periodically
I write an unusually long blog because the issues are so far-reaching that I
think they demand extra attention. I don’t like to break such blogs into
multiple parts, so if you have the time to work this through with me, here we
go.
Many have
reacted, both negatively and positively, to comments that John MacArthur made
recently about Beth Moore. This happened at the Truth Matters Conference,
held at MacArthur’s Grace Community Church in California. At that event, those
on stage were asked to respond briefly in a word-association game. When
the moderator said “Beth Moore,” John MacArthur responded, 'Go home.' Phil Johnson
said, 'Narcissist.'
MacArthur
went on to say, 'There’s no case that can be made biblically for a woman
preaching. Period, paragraph, end of discussion…Just because you have the skill
to sell jewelry on the TV sales channel, doesn’t mean you should be preaching.
There are people who have certain hawking skills—natural abilities to sell—they
have energy and personality and all of that. That doesn’t qualify you to
preach.' ”
Read the entire article here at Eternal Perspective Ministries.
Picture used by permission from Pixabay.
Picture used by permission from Pixabay.
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