Abuses of complementarian theology have disillusioned many, but, as always, the example of Jesus and the vision of male–female ministry we see reflected in the New Testament can pave the way to making church a place where women are cherished, esteemed, discipled, and valued for their contributions.
The topics are introduced by a passage of Scripture and the five sets of prayers are then based on those Scriptures, verse by verse. These books provide a master class in how to pray Scripture, and so how to pray prayers that are increasingly aligned to God’s will.
But there’s a problem: no one can enter the tabernacle and be in the LORD’s holy presence. He is close to his people but is still distant from them. For the LORD God to safely dwell with his still-sinful people, something has to be done. Leviticus is what is done.
Remember: churches are lifeboats. Every week you’re swimming between them trying to work out which one to climb into is a week you’re not helping anyone.
I seek to help people not only to understand and value the word, but translate this understanding into practical, courageous, and joyful obedience in their everyday life.
