Here's Jen Wilkin.

You can become someone who handles the word well and who draws other women to do the same.

And not only that, not only can you do that, but I'm here to say, you must.

You must.

The church will not flourish as it should unless women are teaching women.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Tuesday, January 12, 2016.

Yesterday, we heard part one of a message from Jen Wilkin called Teaching the Word in Fear

and Fearlessness.

In the book of James, chapter three, we read that not many of us should become teachers.

But in Titus chapter two, older women are told to teach younger women.

So how do you reconcile those two verses? Well, Jen Wilkin took us

right to the heart of this question when she spoke at Revive 15, Women Teaching Women. I believe

that all of us who know Christ are called to pass on what we've learned to others in some way.

Jen will give us some important things to think about as we do that.

Let's listen.

So, not many of you should become teachers, for you know that we teach will be judged

with greater strictness, for we all stumble in many ways, and if anyone does not stumble

in what he says, he is a perfect man able also to bridle his whole body.

So whatever your bad habit is that you can't seem to get rid of, start by fixing your tongue,

and apparently that will fall into line.

No problem if you can just get your tongue in line.

And then James goes on for quite a while in verses 3 through 12 talking to us about making a comparison between

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