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10 Differences Between the Proverbs 31 Woman and the Modern Housewife

May 19, 2015 · In: devotional, family, homemaking, motherhood, womanhood

As Christian wives, we so often become overwhelmed with the thought of becoming the wisdom of what was Solomon’s standard—the Proverbs woman. Many wives will say it’s impossible—it’s just a…

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I wrote this substack some time ago and then forgo I wrote this substack some time ago and then forgot to finish the series. But it seemed really relevant to share once again. It's the last I'll share on this!

It's one of the most quoted phrases in Scripture—and one of the most misunderstood.
For generations, a single verse has been lifted out of context to build entire doctrines that limit, discourage, or even silence women whom God has clearly called to serve, teach, prophesy, disciple, and lead under His authority. But what if we've been reading Paul's words without reading the entire letter? What if we've missed the historical context, the original language, and the broader testimony of Scripture?
Throughout the Bible, God consistently uses women to accomplish Kingdom purposes. One of the issues is that the American version of church is not the New Testament version and structure.
Deborah judged Israel. Huldah prophesied to kings. Priscilla instructed Apollos. Phoebe served the early church. Anna proclaimed the coming Messiah. Philip's daughters prophesied. At Pentecost, Peter declared that the Spirit would be poured out on sons and daughters, fulfilling Joel's prophecy.
So how do we reconcile those examples with passages like 1 Timothy 2?
The answer isn't found in reading one verse in isolation—it's found in studying the WHOLE counsel of God.
In this article, I take a deep dive into the Greek language behind "authority", "dominion", and "silence," examine the context surrounding Paul's instructions to Timothy, and explore why many common assumptions about this passage deserve a second look. We also look back to Genesis, the design of marriage, mutual submission, and the biblical pattern of accountability within the body of Christ.
The goal isn't to promote cultural trends or modern ideologies.
The goal is to return to Scripture itself.
The Kingdom needs men who sacrificially lead and protect.
The Kingdom needs women who faithfully steward the gifts God has entrusted to them.
If you don't read the whole Book, it's easy to build an entire doctrine on a single sentence.
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I have always thought it was so interesting, and s I have always thought it was so interesting, and so telling, when people believe that a woman in a leadership position in the church means she is against men and out of order. 

But many of the same people are ok with a woman in leadership in earthly things, like business, and politics. 

Here’s the reality, men and women were created completely different. We have different emotions, abilities, and giftings. The men I know that are extremely confident in their manhood and burly in nature will immediately tell you they need a woman to help keep them organized. And the women that are confident in their womanhood and feminity will immediately tell you that they need men to help keep them grounded, logical, and not emotionally driven. 

The kingdom was created to be whole—not half. 

So when people say things about women in ministry with a broad stroke, it hurts the body of Christ. Because there is neither male nor female, Jew nor Gentile. 

There are certainly women who should not be in leadership. I have met many of them. They actually do disrespect men and always think men are out to get them. These are the women that we are warned about throughout scripture and the Early church writings. But that does not give the Church the right to broad stroke women as a whole.

That would be like me saying that men are conniving, aggressive, and mean just because I’ve experienced that from a few men in church. But that would be silly and incorrect, wouldn’t it? 

The most healthy church bodies that I’ve been a part of have men as strong leaders with women as complimentary leaders, and never having rule over one another. Who has the final say? Jesus does. Because isn’t that what the church was created to do—seek God in all things? Together?

We must start from the beginning in America. Starting with what the actual early church looked like. When we begin to see that the ministry roles listed in scripture (apostle, prophet, evangelist, pastor/shepherd, teacher) were never governing roles (like elders and deacons), we might simmer down a bit and realize this isn’t as hard as the church Pharisees have made it. 

@thechurchstorehouse has free teachings on this �
The spirit of tradition and religion at its finest The spirit of tradition and religion at its finest. Paul said he told Peter “to his face” when religion and tradition began to creep back into his theology, doctrine, and practices. I like his style—bring it back to the church.

Trust me, when you come face to face with the spirit that silences the voices of half of the body of Christ, every evil thing will follow. It’s a nasty looking stronghold that loves to hate. It’s the same demon that hates Jews, people of color, and the right to life. It’s the same spirit that hides sexual immorality and oppresses through control and dictation.

The SBC is out of alignment with Christ because it has been taught to be out of alignment. It’s taught religion. This is why scripture says in Galatians 1:8 “But even if we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel to you than what we have preached to you, let him be accursed.”

I’ve heard it all. I’ve seen every scripture manipulated. I’ve seen every controlling man try to school me about it. And I’ve watched every single one of them walk away angry (which is very telling) when they can’t explain the women in the Bible that lead….because they can’t explain it without adding something to scripture that isn’t written there. Aka, taught religion. 

Watch out, friends. We need the fear of the Lord. Only in America is this still an argument. Demons look at this and laugh. But that’s the thing, most of these people don’t believe in spiritual realms, either. At least, outside of heaven.

I’ll keep coming face to face with the people that get delivered from this spirit and the sin that they harbor because of it. And I’ll rejoice with them when they are finally set free ❤️‍🔥

Keep pursuing the kingdom, friends.

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@officialjosephz says— The Southern Baptist Convention meeting in Orlando just passed an amendment banning female pastors and females preaching at the assembled gathering of their churches. 

To enact permanent change to their constitution, it has to pass at their next annual meeting in 2027 as well.
Today I have been alive on earth for 39 years. As Today I have been alive on earth for 39 years.

As I prayed myself to sleep last night, it went something like this…

Thank you, Yahweh, for creating me. You knew me before the foundations of the earth, and you knit me together perfectly. 

Thank you, Yeshua, for giving me new life in the Kingdom of God.

Thank You for the life partner you’ve given me to call husband—he is irreplaceable. Thank you for blessing me with children that bring me joy. Thank you for the hard times that have taught me how to be content in all circumstances. Thank you for the rebukes that have refined my rough edges (and continue to). Thank you for Your grace that is sufficient for all of my imperfections. Thank You for Your unconditional love when I feel unloveable. Thank You for giving me wisdom and gifts to further Your kingdom.

Thank You for asking me to walk in victory alongside of You in the tasks You’ve put my hands to. 

Forgive me when I have doubted and not trusted You. 

Help me continue to plow in the direction You’re going. Help me continue to build fertile soil for the seeds to be sown. Show me my blind spots, that they may be rooted up and replaced with new growth. 

Thank you for another year on this beautiful place called earth. Teach me Your ways, and Your heart, O LORD. ❤️‍🔥
For most homesteaders and herbalists, mullein is t For most homesteaders and herbalists, mullein is the herb you reach for when someone has a cough, congestion, or irritated lungs.

But mullein’s story goes much deeper than that.

For centuries, herbalists used mullein in cases of chronic respiratory illness, including conditions that modern medicine would later identify as mycobacterial diseases. Today, we know that the mycobacteria family includes tuberculosis (TB), as well as non-tuberculous mycobacteria (NTM)—environmental organisms commonly found in soil, water systems, and even household plumbing.

What’s particularly interesting is that mullein contains compounds such as saponins, flavonoids, iridoids, and verbascoside (acteoside), which researchers have found to possess antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and immunomodulatory properties.

Mullein’s long history of use for persistent respiratory complaints, combined with emerging scientific research, helps us understand why generations of herbalists considered mullein one of the premier herbs for lung support.

As herbalists, we should always be careful not to overstate what an herb can do. Yet we should also appreciate the wisdom of traditional plant medicine and continue exploring why certain plants earned their reputations over centuries of use.

Mullein remains one of my favorite herbs for supporting respiratory wellness, soothing irritated tissues, and helping maintain healthy lung function.

Sometimes the plants growing in our pastures, roadsides, and fence rows have stories that modern science is only beginning to rediscover.

🍃 Comment MULLEIN and I’ll send the entire article about this beautiful herb to your inbox!

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