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Hi, welcome to another episode of Theology Applied. I am your host, Pastor Joel Webin,

with Right Response Ministries, and you're about to listen to one of my all-time favorite

episodes. What we're doing for the month of July is we're taking four of my personal

favorite episodes that also happen to be four of the most popular episodes that we've ever

done. And this is an interview between myself and Rachel Jankevick.

Rachel Jankevich.

She's written a book called You Who, dealing with women and sadly the obsession that many of them have in finding identity and worth and value in and of themselves.

And in this particular episode, what we focus on is the biblical merit, or lack thereof, with

women's ministries. Basically, we are addressing the question of whether or not women's

ministries in local churches is actually biblical.

Spoiler alert, the answer is in many cases, no.

And we'll tell you precisely why. Thanks for tuning in.

Applying God's Word to every aspect of life.

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All right, welcome back to another episode of Theology Apply. This is Pastor Joel Weben with Right Response Ministries.

Today I have Rachel Jankevick as a guest on our show. We're going to be talking about the title for our topic

is how women's ministry went wrong. How women's ministry went wrong. So I feel like Rachel has a

lot to say about this. She's spoken about this in her writing, her blogs, her podcasting, all those

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