Redeemer's Fellowship

Women in Ministry & Male Eldership (Romans 16:1-7)

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When Paul commends Phoebe, greets Priscilla and Aquila, and notes Junia (Romans 16), we see women actively serving, teaching, and building the church. How does that fit with Paul’s corrective words in 1 Timothy 2 and 1 Corinthians 14? In this message, Pastor Billy lays out a clear, biblical framework that honors all of Scripture—context, language, and intent.What we cover:Why Romans 16 matters: Phoebe carrying/explaining the letter; Priscilla helping teach Apollos; Junia noted among the apostles.How to read difficult texts (1 Tim 2; 1 Cor 14) in their context—order in worship vs. silencing women.Elder qualifications (1 Tim 3; Titus 1) and why Redeemer’s practices male eldership.Our conviction: Women are gifted to teach, pastor, and lead; elders are qualified men who serve as head-servants for the church family.A call for men and women to step fully into their Spirit-given gifts under Jesus, the true Head of the church.

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