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Silencing Voices: Unpacking Why Some Churches Want to Silence Female Voices

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In this episode, we confront one of the most contentious topics in Christian discourse: the role of women in the church, particularly through the lens of 1 Timothy. Often weaponized to silence female voices, this scripture has sparked debates and division. We’ll unpack the context and cultural implications of this letter and ask whether it reflects a core Christian tenet or a misinterpretation of its time.
Join me as I share my personal experiences of being silenced in the church and reveal how scripture can be misused in conversations about faith. Let’s renew our minds and discern what truly embodies the will of God.

Peace on the Doorstep is made possible by GEM Advisors, the business I founded to help small and owner-operated companies grow. At GEM Advisors, we focus on attracting new customers, engaging your audience, and streamlining operations so you can spend more time doing what you love.

To learn more about GEM Advisors and book your free 30-minute consultation, visit gemadvisors.net. Together, we can make a difference.

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Peace on the Doorstep is a subscription-free zone —because let’s be real, we're all overwhelmed by subscriptions that often don't deliver value. Instead, this podcast is supported by ads. If you'd like to support it with your hard-earned money, check out the Buy Me a Coffee link in the show notes or visit buymeacoffee.com/peaceonthedoorstep.

Occasionally, I might promote a relevant product or create something for purchase, but it'll be at a fixed price—no subscription traps here.

Yes, there will be some swearing. I start each episode with “b******t” as a heads-up, and I might swear in person or even during prayers. This podcast reflects the real me.

I’m still exploring my faith, and my questions stem from curiosity. I gather insights from various sources—books, articles, podcasts, conversations with priests, and tech tools. I don’t claim to have all the answers, and I encourage you to seek your own truth. I embrace technology to enhance this process because I’m a tech nerd at heart!

This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thedoorstep.substack.com

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In this episode, we confront one of the most contentious topics in Christian discourse: the role of women in the church, particularly through the lens of 1 Timothy. Often weaponized to silence female voices, this scripture has sparked debates and division. We’ll unpack the context and cultural implications of this letter and ask whether it reflects a core Christian tenet or a misinterpretation of its time.
Join me as I share my personal experiences of being silenced in the church and reveal how scripture can be misused in conversations about faith. Let’s renew our minds and discern what truly embodies the will of God.

Peace on the Doorstep is made possible by GEM Advisors, the business I founded to help small and owner-operated companies grow. At GEM Advisors, we focus on attracting new customers, engaging your audience, and streamlining operations so you can spend more time doing what you love.

To learn more about GEM Advisors and book your free 30-minute consultation, visit gemadvisors.net. Together, we can make a difference.

Support the show

Peace on the Doorstep is a subscription-free zone —because let’s be real, we're all overwhelmed by subscriptions that often don't deliver value. Instead, this podcast is supported by ads. If you'd like to support it with your hard-earned money, check out the Buy Me a Coffee link in the show notes or visit buymeacoffee.com/peaceonthedoorstep.

Occasionally, I might promote a relevant product or create something for purchase, but it'll be at a fixed price—no subscription traps here.

Yes, there will be some swearing. I start each episode with “b******t” as a heads-up, and I might swear in person or even during prayers. This podcast reflects the real me.

I’m still exploring my faith, and my questions stem from curiosity. I gather insights from various sources—books, articles, podcasts, conversations with priests, and tech tools. I don’t claim to have all the answers, and I encourage you to seek your own truth. I embrace technology to enhance this process because I’m a tech nerd at heart!

This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thedoorstep.substack.com

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