[NEW AUDIO] Paige Patterson to Victims: Don’t Take It To Court Or To The Press, Settle It In The Church

In this 2013 clip, SBC leader Paige Patterson says Jesus commands domestic abuse victims not to report to authorities, but to “settle it in the church.”
He further claims victims should avoid turning in their spouse…to help save unbelieving judges.

This strange and damaging idea of evangelism through submission to abuse is precisely the reason many SBC leaders are calling for Patterson’s resignation.

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Silencing Women: The LGBT Line

Recently, I received a comment from a young woman named Melissa on an article entitled “LGBT Misogyny: The Battle of The Bathrooms”.

Melissa, thanks for reading, and thanks for your comment.Transformation

In that blog, I discuss the recent push for “non-discrimination” laws and policies that make it legal for men who identify as female to use women’s restrooms. I maintain that such laws endanger women, and violate their rights and privacy.

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Prayer For Juarez, Mexico: Stop The Killing Of Women And Wake-Up The Church

The phenomenon of the female homicides in Ciudad Juárez, involves the violent deaths of hundreds of women and girls since 1993 in the northern Mexican region of Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, a border city across the Rio Grande from the U.S. city of El Paso, Texas. The number of murdered women in Ciudad Juarez since 1993 is estimated to be more than 400.

Join Monica Dennington in spiritual warfare for Juarez, Mexico, to bring an end to the epidemic of rape, mutilation, and murder of women in that city.

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Prayer For Cleveland, Ohio: Declaring War On Crimes Against Women

Join Monica Dennington in spiritual warfare for Cleveland, Ohio, to bring an end to the epidemic of kidnapping, rape, murder, and human trafficking of women and children in that city.

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From Penn State To Pedophile Priests: Child Sacrifice In America

Gary and Monica Dennington discuss 1) the child sex abuse scandal at Penn State, 2) the child sex abuse still occurring in the Catholic church, and 3) why God will hold not only the leaders guilty of these crimes accountable, but the citizens who allow it to continue as well.

Monica takes us back to the Old Testament to examine the idolatrous and unspeakable practice of child sacrifice to gain perspective on why we have allowed these crimes to continue unchecked — and what will be the consequence if we continue to do so.

Find out what God’s Word has to say about laying our children down on the altars of our idols, and why we’re being called out of the institutions that abuse our children.

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The Showers Are Open For Business: Penn State’s $60 Million Penalty

Gary and Monica Dennington discuss 1) the recent $60 million penalty handed down to Penn State by the NCAA; 2) the Roman Catholic Church monsignor — also in Pennsylvania — who received a 3-6 year sentence this week for failing to report known sexual abuse of children by priests; 3) why these penalties are not enough to stop this horrendous child abuse in our communities; and 4) the action God expects us as citizens to take to remove these people from power.

Find out what God’s Word has to say about these situations, and the action God promises to take if we do nothing about them.

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Sibling Rivalry: The Battle of the Sexes in the Body of Christ

Why does God call the members of the Body brothers and sisters? In the church, what is the proper relationship between men and women who are not married to each other? Are all males in authority over all females in the body of Christ, strictly on the basis of gender? According to Scripture, how are […]

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How To Make A Baby: The Myth Of The Motherless Conception Of Christ

  Description: Welcome to Session Seven of Tic Toc Ministries groundbreaking seminar, The Seven Spirits Of God! Is the Holy Spirit a heavenly mother, just as the Most High is a heavenly Father? Did Jesus have both a spiritual Father and a spiritual Mother? And if so, where do we see her in the Scriptures? […]

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