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Salty

20,000 Posts Club
Administrator
Church said to leave this area- Pastor said we are staying -- Your thoughts?
Click here for link:
(note: yes pastor is female - but let this discussion be about what was said - not who said it!)

Is this a matter of Free Speech?
Do that right exist at this location?
REMINDER 0f what the OP asked!!!

this discussion is NOT about the gender of the pastor
BUT rather what the pastor said,

PLEASE keep that in MIND!
 

Silverhair

Well-Known Member
From the link:
Lucas said she’s not against the sun dance altogether: she supports fasting and praying as a whole concept. But she understands the ceremony also involves “the worship of the pipe,” she said, adding that’s idolatry, and irreconcilable with the teaching that “Jesus is the only way.”

I read the whole article and I have to agree with her comments and her position.

Yes some were upset but what about those that attended her church? They had the same history and traditions but they had made the choice to follow Christ Jesus.
 

Reynolds

Well-Known Member
Site Supporter
So was she preaching the word of God or not?

But I do not see where God prohibits women preaching but I do see where Paul said he did not.
Another argument for another place. Pauls writings are The Holy Spirits words. Simple enough.
 

Kai

New Member
I'm not going to comment on the woman pastor debate, but the bottom line is this:

If the church resides on private property, then just like any other place of worship, they are constitutionally protected to remain where they are so that they may freely exercise their religious freedom.

That being said, it is the Holy Spirit who has promised to convict and lead His sheep out of that place of worship if it has become apostate.
 
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Silverhair

Well-Known Member
Another argument for another place. Pauls writings are The Holy Spirits words. Simple enough.

But that is the whole argument. Should she have stayed quiet and not preached the gospel message so that the lost could be saved through faith in the risen Christ?
 
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