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How Should Men Lead in the Church?

In the 4th part of Male & Female: A Biblical Look at Gender, Bobby and Renée tackle key passages that point to qualified men leading in the local church.

They look at key passages like 1 Corinthians 11:3-5, 11:7-10, 14:29-37, and 1 Timothy 2:8-15.

Bobby and Renée describe how in the ancient world, people participated in pagan worship in unisex fashions.

They discuss the often-debated authority of prophesying compared to teaching.

Bobby shows how the Corinthian cultural context surrounding some of these key passages helps us interpret our understanding of them. Bobby also describes the specific role of elders in the local church.

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