In today's episode of Asking For a Friend, Josh, Bev and Courtney discuss the question "Should Christians Practice Mental Health and Emotional Wellness". They explore what the Bible says and interject their personal stories on the subject. At LIFEChurch we value authenticity and understand that when we explore certain topics, we may not all see eye to eye, but it's important for us to still have the conversation. Submit a question : https://lifechurchnow.org/askingforafriend Resources : House of Hope https://houseofhopecr.org/ Celebrate Recovery: https://www.celebraterecovery.com/ The Ultimate Journey: https://www.theultimatejourney.org/ Keys to Living https://www.keystoliving.org/ LIFEchurch: https://lifechurchnow.org/team  

Today's subject is a controversial topic in the church. At LIFEChurch we value authenticity and understand that when we explore certain topics, we may not all see eye to eye, but it's important for us to still have the conversation. In today's episode of Asking for a friend, Josh, Heather and Ben discuss the question "What is the role of women in the church". They explore what the Bible says about it, how God used women throughout history, and they explain the differences between egalitarian and complementarian, the two ways Christians interpret the role of women. _________________ Table of Contents 00:00 - INTRO 00:40 - INTRODUCTIONS 01:45 - THE QUESTION 09:03 - LOOKING AT THE BIBLE 09:10 - GENESIS 16:01 - OLD TESTAMENT WOMEN 17:28 - NEW TESTAMENT WOMEN 20:06 - PAUL AND WOMEN 33:05 - 1 TIMOTHY 3 (Eldership) 40:54 - EGALITARIAN AND COMPLEMENTARIAN 44:01 - RESOURCES ____________________ Submit a question : https://lifechurchnow.org/askingforaf... Resources : Unbeilevable? https://www.youtube.com/c/Unbelievabl... More than Enchanting by Jo Saxton https://www.amazon.com/More-Than-Ench... God Forgive Us for Being Women: Rhetoric, Theology, and the Pentecostal Tradition (Frameworks: Interdisciplinary Studies for Faith and Learning) by Joy Qualls https://www.amazon.com/dp/1532602022/... "All four gospels are clear that the first people to see the risen Jesus and were told to tell others that he was alive were women.....This was a cultural revolution because up until then, Jesus chose twelve men who all let him down in various ways, but with the news of the resurrection, women, who know one would believe, were the first to know." - NT Wright.