Women in Ministry Silenced or Set Free? to enter the digital future
Women in Ministry Silenced or Set Free? is now available for download or viewing online
Update: All of my Women in Ministry Silenced or Set Free? DVDs are available for downloading or viewing online here.
The DVDs also include audio bytes from those who disagree with women in ministry and we break down the arguments and compare the arguments to the Scriptures.
The 4 DVDs are broken up into scriptural passages as follows:
#1 DVD
Introduction, Part 1: Genesis 1-3 The Designer Knows Best (Deals with the creation account) Part 2: Genesis 3 Who is to Blame? (Deals with the fall of man and the implications on God’s original creation) Total length 46 minutes
#2 DVD
Part 3: 1 Corinthians 11 Head Coverings and Authority (Deals with the issue of “head”, authority and all the difficult part of 1 Corinthians 11 including the length of one’s hair, the phrase “because of the angels” and the spiritual meaning of the head covering during prayer and spiritual service) Total length 43 minutes
#3 DVD
Part 4: 1 Timothy 2 Women, Deception and the first Created (deals with Paul’s prohibition, the reasons given by Paul for his restriction and the expected outcome from 1 Timothy 2:15 that sums up Paul’s complete argument.) Total length 58 minutes broken up into 2 parts of approx 30 min each
#4 DVD
Part 5: 1 Corinthians 14, The Elusive Law (deals with the “law” that is appealed to in 1 Corinthians 14 and the connection with this restrictive “law” to the context of Paul’s letter to the Corinthians.) Part 6: 1 Timothy 3 Follow the Leader (This part deals with the issue of trustworthy servants of God and their qualifications); Part 7: Galatians 3:28 Equal to Serve (this part deals with Galatians 3 & 4 where Paul lays down his argument on equality and full sonship.) The DVD concludes with an appeal to the church to allow women to minister in the gifts that the Holy Spirit has given them.
To purchase the high quality 4 DVD set, it is available now from our website here.
For those who have seen the DVDs and would like to recommend them to others or if you would like to comment about the impact the DVDs had on you or others you know, please feel free to comment.
4 thoughts on “Women in Ministry Silenced or Set Free? to enter the digital future”
Cheryl: I had wondered what you had been up to lately. Now I know. Glad to hear about the new ministry projects. May God anoint them and bless them richly. I will remember you in my prayers; and will help support you in other ways as God leads and enables me. Changes coming in my life, too: I will be semi-retired, beginning in December, working part-time; and after August 15, it looks like I’ll have to sell my condo, and move on somewhere else. Remember me in your prayers. Thanks.
Dear in Christ,
I really get to know more about your ministry.
i am being discriminated by men minnisty.
thanks
Lydia
awesome! We miss you. But it is good to know that you are working on a worthy goal!!!
Cheryl, I too will begin praying for you in earnest. I have just bought your 4 part DVD. You have been such an inspiration to me, in part, due to your teaching I was able to say yes to God and I am now an ordained minister in the Anglican church in the UK. I have just been asked to help network women over a particular part of my country so that mentoring might lead to release. I teach on Eph 5 this week and return to your resources once again. God be with you and I pray you know the touch of his Spirit and the love of Christ in everything you are and everything you do. Rachel Marszalek at Revisingreform blog.