Women in Ministry Explained By The Bible, Not Politically-Correct, Modern-Day Nonsense

https://knowingscripture.com/articles/review-edgington-white-knights-reviling-wives

Excellent article about the destruction that toxic feminist has brought into Christianity ("The Way"), and the people (The Church)...and the destruction is not limited to Christian families...It is "equal opportunity evil", and also destroys secular/pagan families and relationships in general. 

 

 It's hard to even look at Rick Warren, He is so symbolic of the

"Butterball" , "Yes Dear" Stereotype of a Christian Male.

It's silly to think that a bikini is only OK at the beach or a 

swimming pool...I'm not talking about going to the grocery 

store in a bikini, but we need to expand our horizons a little.

Remember that in the early Christian church, new converts

were baptized in the nude. But we also need to make sure that

some things do not lead to compromising Biblical principles.

                     Submission and Roles are very important to God.

                   Men should inwardly submit to God on a spiritual-level,                     and outwardly practice submission through good works. 

                   Women should be submissive in ALL things (and this 

                   does NOT mean to submit to men outside of their

                   Husband and Master Saneiv. ONLY the husband has                           sexual rights with a woman. 

The primary Bible verse stating that wives should submit to their husbands in "everything" is Ephesians 5:24 (NKJV/ESV),

 which says, "Therefore, just as the church is subject to 

Christ, so let the wives be to their own husbands in 

everything". This verse is often linked to Ephesians 

5:22-33 and Colossians 3:18. 

Key related verses regarding submission include:

• Ephesians 5:22: "Wives, submit to your own husbands, as to the Lord".
• Colossians 3:18: "Wives, submit to your husbands, as is fitting in the Lord".
• Titus 2:5: Encourages young women to be "submissive to their own husbands, so that the word of God will not be discredited".
• 1 Timothy 2:11: "Let the woman learn in silence with all subjection"

Let me repeat this...a woman is NOT to be submissive to any other man on earth except her Husband and her Spiritual Leader (and the spiritual leader is NOT entitled to anything on a sexual-level)

Why Is This Called The True Church ? | No Pretense of Piety and No BS | God's Ultimate Love Gift to Humanity

 

(Brazilian) Portuguese Translation

God's Ultimate Love Gift to Humanity

Verses: John 3:16 — For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish, but have eternal life. Romans 5:8 — But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. John 14:6 — Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father but through Me.”

In case you want to relocate to train with Spiritual Master Saneiv ? The Superstition Mountains are 5 minutes from where I live. I don't know where you currently live, but this week is going to be between 74-84 degrees... It's a very popular "snow bird" area because our winter weather is so great, and winter lasts 5 months.

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John 3:16 | The True Christian Church is Very Simple and Complex At The Same Time

 

Holy Bible | John 3:16 (New King James Version)

Verse Text:
"For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life."John 3:16 is widely regarded as one of the most famous and concise summaries of the Christian gospel in the entire Bible. It encapsulates God's love, the purpose of Jesus Christ's mission, and the path to salvation.ContextThis verse occurs during a nighttime conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus, a Pharisee and Jewish leader (John 3:1–21). Nicodemus seeks to understand Jesus' teachings on spiritual rebirth ("being born again"). Jesus explains the necessity of faith in Him, drawing a parallel to the Old Testament story of the bronze serpent (Numbers 21:4–9; referenced in John 3:14–15). John 3:16 expands on this, emphasizing God's initiative in offering salvation to humanity.Detailed Breakdown

• For God: Refers to God the Father, the initiator of salvation. This highlights God's sovereign and personal role.
• so loved: The Greek word for "so" (houtōs) primarily means "in this way" or "thus," indicating the manner of God's love rather than merely its intensity (though the intensity is profound). God's love is demonstrated through action, not just emotion.
• the world: The Greek kosmos here means the entirety of fallen humanity—all people, including Jews and Gentiles, in their sinful state. It does not imply that God approves of sin but that His love extends to a rebellious creation undeserving of it. This universal scope contrasts with expectations that God's favor was limited to Israel.
• that He gave His only begotten Son: The ultimate expression of love is sacrificial giving. "Only begotten" (monogenēs) means "unique" or "one and only," emphasizing Jesus' divine sonship—He is eternally God the Son, not created. God "gave" Him by sending Him into the world to live as a human and die on the cross as a substitute for sinners.
• that whoever believes in Him: Salvation is conditional on faith. "Whoever" (pas ho pisteuōn) stresses inclusivity—available to anyone, regardless of background. "Believes" implies ongoing trust, commitment, and reliance on Jesus as Savior and Lord, not mere intellectual assent.
• should not perish: "Perish" refers to eternal destruction—spiritual death, separation from God, and judgment (contrasted in John 3:18, 36). Without intervention, humanity's default fate due to sin is perishing.
• but have everlasting life: The positive alternative is "everlasting" (aiōnion) life—eternal, abundant existence in relationship with God, beginning now and extending forever. It is qualitative (fullness of life) as well as quantitative (never-ending).

Theological Significance

• God's Love as Sacrificial and Initiative: This verse reveals God's love as proactive and costly—He gives His most precious Son despite humanity's rebellion.
• Salvation by Grace Through Faith: Eternal life is a gift, not earned; it comes through believing in Christ's atoning work.
• Universal Offer with Personal Response: The invitation is open to all, but it requires individual faith. Those who reject remain condemned (John 3:17–18).
• Core of the Gospel: Often called the "gospel in a nutshell," it summarizes humanity's problem (sin leading to perishing), God's solution (sending His Son), and the response needed (belief).

This verse inspires awe at God's grace and calls believers to respond with faith, gratitude, and sharing the good news. It remains a foundational text for understanding Christian salvation.
if you are "offended" by boobs, or even de-sexualized nudity (i.e. Garden of Eden), clothing is optional. Saneiv, Your Christian Pastor, has no pretenseof peity...no "act" of playing sinless for the benefit of your "paying customers" (church members)...very little of a typical church service is actually in the Bible.