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Women, Sermons, and the Bible: Essays interacting with John Dickson’s "Hearing Her Voice"

Women, Sermons, and the Bible: Essays interacting with John Dickson’s "Hearing Her Voice"

Tony Payne
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In early 2013, well-known Australian speaker and author John Dickson released an ebook entitled "Hearing Her Voice: A Case for Women Giving Sermons", followed by an expanded print edition some six months later. The book excited considerable discussion because of the original and challenging way in which it made its case?particularly in its argument that the prohibitions of 1 Timothy 2:11-12 no longer apply to the modern day sermon.

This set of essays is both an analysis of the key arguments of Dickson's proposal, and an exploration of the some of the broader issues that his book has brought to the surface.

Our hope and prayer is that this collection will not only prove useful in evaluating this latest challenge to the long-accepted reading of 1 Timothy 2:11-12, but will also make a positive contribution to our understanding of how men and women can work together in ministry to the glory of God.

Table of Contents

Introduction: Ordinary and unusual

Part I: Setting the scene
1. Doing theology in a digital culture
2. One woman's voice: some personal reflections on the realities of complementarian ministry

Part II: Biblical and historical arguments
3. Unchanged 'teaching': The meaning of didask? in 1 Timothy 2:12
4. Can the Old Testament be 'taught'? (Claire Smith
5. Is the modern sermon an 'exhortation'?
6. Reading God?s history as our good news

Part III: Reflections on method and theology
7. God's word then and now
8. Preachers and leaders
9. The theological ground of evangelical complementarianism

Appendix: Observations from the second edition

Bibliography
Language
English
Format
ebook

Women, Sermons, and the Bible: Essays interacting with John Dickson’s "Hearing Her Voice"

Tony Payne
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
In early 2013, well-known Australian speaker and author John Dickson released an ebook entitled "Hearing Her Voice: A Case for Women Giving Sermons", followed by an expanded print edition some six months later. The book excited considerable discussion because of the original and challenging way in which it made its case?particularly in its argument that the prohibitions of 1 Timothy 2:11-12 no longer apply to the modern day sermon.

This set of essays is both an analysis of the key arguments of Dickson's proposal, and an exploration of the some of the broader issues that his book has brought to the surface.

Our hope and prayer is that this collection will not only prove useful in evaluating this latest challenge to the long-accepted reading of 1 Timothy 2:11-12, but will also make a positive contribution to our understanding of how men and women can work together in ministry to the glory of God.

Table of Contents

Introduction: Ordinary and unusual

Part I: Setting the scene
1. Doing theology in a digital culture
2. One woman's voice: some personal reflections on the realities of complementarian ministry

Part II: Biblical and historical arguments
3. Unchanged 'teaching': The meaning of didask? in 1 Timothy 2:12
4. Can the Old Testament be 'taught'? (Claire Smith
5. Is the modern sermon an 'exhortation'?
6. Reading God?s history as our good news

Part III: Reflections on method and theology
7. God's word then and now
8. Preachers and leaders
9. The theological ground of evangelical complementarianism

Appendix: Observations from the second edition

Bibliography
Language
English
Format
ebook

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