In this episode, host Aldo Leon discusses a controversial topic in the church: whether women can teach doctrine to men in settings other than the public worship service. He invites Zachary Garris, a pastor and author, to share his perspective and insights from Scripture and the Reformed tradition. They explore the following questions:

• What do the Westminster Standards say about the role of women in teaching and leading in the church and the family?
• How do the passages in 1 Corinthians 14 and 1 Timothy 2 relate to each other and to the creation order?
• What are the dangers of narrow complementarianism and egalitarianism for the church and society?
• How can we uphold the biblical and confessional view of male headship and female submission in a godly and loving way?

This episode is a challenging and edifying conversation that aims to honor God's design for his people and his kingdom. Tune in and join the discussion!

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