If a woman speaks to a crowd of pastors, is it evidence of her teaching men?
Or is it only “teaching” if she uses Scripture?
Or is it only wrong if she explains Scripture, and in that case, does it suddenly become “preaching” regardless of the setting?
Or is it only preaching if there’s a pulpit involved? A Sunday morning service? A title?
Meanwhile, the same movement insisting women must never “teach men” somehow has no issue platforming women like Megan Basham to address rooms full of male pastors when it serves their cultural or political priorities.
So apparently a woman can instruct, influence, warn, persuade, and shape the thinking of men… as long as everybody agrees not to call it “teaching.”
She can serve, sweat, pray, and deliver the same exact message about Jesus as any man she knows- as long as we don’t call her a pastor.
If this doesn’t feel like God’s heart, I suspect it’s because we all pretty much know it’s not.