Jen Wilkin on Writing, Teaching, and Women in Ministry - Pastor Well | Episode 3 

1000 times better than any other woman speakers out there. She is practical, and driven by the word, not emotions... respectful. I hope more women discover Jen...

wow, this lady is awesome. headed to amazon to check out her books.

I currently teach an area-wide Women's Bible study group with women from some 25 different churches and 7 different denominations. This Fall will make 9 years that we've been doing this. We started with 12 women, and this past year we had nearly 60. We've had 2 classes a week all along (one night and one morning) and this Fall will probably add another night class. I also record the lessons and upload them to soundcloud. (I have a youtube channel, too). I've found that women are hungry for solid Bible teaching! I'm so excited to find this video. I'd love to meet and talk with Jen.

I believe women can serve in the Church and do other ministers, but, respectfully, I don't believe that could be take a Senior Pastor Role, this is exclusively for Men, by the Scriptures. We women have an important role to raise children and/or serve in the Church in others ways (teaching our others ministers), but the Role of Pastors was done by the LORD only to men. Honestly, I would prefer my pastor be a man and not a woman. Thank you.

I’m glad I stumbled across this video...I have read her book None Like HIm and loved it but didn’t know much about Jen’s theology. I am going out to get another book now and feel much more comfortable recommending her to other ladies in my church. Thank you.

Thank God for Jen Wilkin!

Jen Wilkins, how great would it be if the Village Church put those classes in the Institute on line for the rest of us!!

I can relate. "This" (teaching) is what I'm called to do. I cannot, not teach!

And Satan came to Eve and said you will not surely die. And she took and ate the fruit that looked so good. God loves us to love His ways. He hates when we love our way. He loves us but we have to decide to die to ourselves and follow His way... just like Jesus.

Acts 15:1-24

Check out Dr Melissa Scott. I'm sure she would love learning from her teaching.

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Jen undermines church men in almost every speech I hear her give.

She mentions at least twice here that she "doesn't feel the call to preach." That is good since to do so would be defying God's word. I'm not sure why this unique term Complementarianism is necessary since women and men are already equal with very distinct roles in any doctrinally sound bible believing church. This smacks of continued 'progressive' cultural intrusion into the realm of the church.

This is unscriptural. and a new doctrine. All male is not the norm. "It's the standard"

Egalitarianism next on horizon? God is God of order period, and His order needs to remain. Does not Paul in 1 Cor 14:33-36 CSB As in all the churches of the saints, the women should be silent in the churches, for they are not permitted to speak, but are to submit themselves, as the law also says. If they want to learn something, let them ask their own husbands at home, since it is disgraceful for a woman to speak in the church. Or did the word of God originate from you, or did it come to you only? Why did Paul mention this principle? I know he was addressing spiritual gifts and issues there in. But there is a principle here in the church as well! God is A God of order, His order, and when we chose our way over His it will and does lead to a bad end! This is one reason so many churches today already have Egalitarian views of women pastors, which is unbiblical! I personally believe scriptures are final authority and not what this theologian or brother so and so, or sister who ever thinks! Oh if one would consider those Israelite people in their wandering , are we not ignoring God as well! I know women can have ministries to other women as well to children, but it needs to stop there as furthering this concept will be a little leaven, which as you know scriptures say will ruin the whole batch. Just thoughts this gave as I watched. As well it appears there is calvinist underlining here. This is a teaching that is at very least a major soteriological error.