#ThingsOnlyChristianWomenHear trended on Twitter this week

This Tuesday night, Sarah Bessey, author of Jesus Feminist, started the hashtag #ThingsOnlyChristianWomenHear and it took off.  Here are my favorites:

https://twitter.com/sarahbessey/status/854523872212729856

https://twitter.com/sarahbessey/status/854522842121068544

https://twitter.com/sarahbessey/status/854536069840125952

https://twitter.com/marbearcalhoun/status/854855519101747201

https://twitter.com/revolfaith/status/855045653721960449

https://twitter.com/kadeewsmedley/status/854803602975608833

https://twitter.com/stownes13/status/854698910782279683

This is a drop in the bucket on contributions to this thread.  Definitely checkout the hashtag and scroll through the sobering collection.

Then Christians began redeeming the conversation with the hashtag #ThingsChristianWomenShouldHear:

https://twitter.com/iSierraNichole/status/855084224239587328

https://twitter.com/brchastain/status/854835410354266113

This is my prayer too:

https://twitter.com/jake_matthews/status/854531450036772865

Amen.


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2 responses to “#ThingsOnlyChristianWomenHear trended on Twitter this week

  1. It does strike me that for some (by no means all) complementarian believers their belief in the absoluteness of complementarianism has become somewhat of an idol – it has taken a position of something to be worshipped and revered even above holiness. I can understand a complementarian view but not at the expense of mercy, charity or godly wisdom (even at the expense of the bible itself, on occasion). BUT no doubt this happens the other way, too (in fact my poor husband experienced it the other way round when in training and he has never really recovered from it). Humility, submission and modesty – in dress, in speech, in action – are not presented as female-only in the bible (far from it) so why do so many seem to interpret these things as anti-godly in men? That seems to me to be a very worldly, or world-influenced, view.
    The bible has never been a one-size fits all – except in love and mercy 😉

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    • Yes! In my previous blog post, I shared a comment thread in which complementarians kept saying I don’t understand submission, to which I would say I practice mutual submission, to which they would say it grieves them that I’m so anti-submission, to which I’d reply I PRACTICE MUTUAL SUBMISSION. 😜 It just goes both ways and that aligns so much more with Jesus’ message to us to be humble, meek, not lord authority over others, become a servant, etc.

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