Preston Sprinkle

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Loved talking about From Genesis to Junia with @JPokluda and Kathy Davidson. youtu.be/WUelA-BQXO0?si…

That said, there are several problems with the review, which I’ll try to respond to in due time.

Dr. John Whittaker offers a very thoughtful and critical review of my book “From Genesis to Junia.” This is how critical reviews should be written! It’s lengthy, but definitely worth your time 👇🏼 renew.org/review-from-ge…

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Just noticed that @LigonDuncan believes in sprinkling and @PrestonSprinkle believes in dunking. 🤯

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My latest interview with Relevant about my book "From Genesis to Junia." Enjoyed the convo! Preston Sprinkle Changed His Mind About Women in Church Leadership. Here’s Why relevantmagazine.com/faith/preston-… via @relevant

A thoughtful and interesting review of my book from a different angle.

@chadafrancis Thanks Chad! See page 103, esp n. 36. Paul does use the word to describe manual labor on 3 occasions (1 Cor 4:12; Eph 4:28; 2 Tim 2:6). But when he applies it to ministry work, it always applies to the work of leaders.

Hey @PrestonSprinkle, I'm enjoying the book so far (on ch 5 now). I found your point about κοπιάω so interesting, I dug into it more, & when I did, Eph 4:28 caught my 👁️. I'm curious to hear how you reconcile this w/ your pretty strong statements about Paul's usage of the word.

Every @PrestonSprinkle book I’ve read has changed my mind abt something. I’m really intrigued to see how this one goes. Been back and forth on this (grew up egalitarian ➡️ became hardcore complementarian when I got into ministry ➡️ prob more of a “soft-c” now). Here. We. Go.

Once you read this review of the first review, you have 48 hours to write a review of the review of the review and send it to five friends for review. Break the chain and you'll have a year of bad luck.

NEW EPISODE w/ Dr. Preston Sprinkle (@PrestonSprinkle), host of the Theology in the Raw podcast (@RawTheology) and author of From Genesis to Junia: An Honest Search for What the Bible Really Says About Women in Leadership (David Cook). Check it out! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

@mbird12 Thanks Mike! Not sure if you saw this, but here’s my response to Schreiner’s review of my book: theologyintheraw.com/a-response-to-…

Tom Schreiner has weighed in on Preston Sprinkle’s new book on women in leadership. I explain why, on this one, I’m with Preston – and why 1 Tim 2 cannot override the rest of the Bible’s witness to women leaders. Read here: michaelfbird.substack.com/p/preston-spri…

Can women be church leaders? That's right gang-- we're GOING THERE! NEW episode from @NathanJClarkson and myself with theologian and NYT bestselling author of "From Genesis to Junia", @PrestonSprinkle. We talk a lot about our personal journeys on the topic and why acknowledging our biases and giving charity to people who disagree is so important--especially when we wade into controversial subjects like this. Listen here: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

Andrew Bartlett reviews @DrTomSchreiner's critique of my book "From Genesis to Junia" for @TGC. Really thoughtful analysis! terranwilliams.com/schreiner-vs-s…

@NickQuient Me too! You see Shohei's slam yesterday?

@PrestonSprinkle You are too kind! Looking forward to chopping it up on your book and baseball in a few weeks!

Proof. Scot also quoted me in his Philemon commentary too. Very humbling that my first ever peer-reviewed piece made it this far. Thanks @PrestonSprinkle For my review of Preston’s excellent book see here: youtu.be/PAWNO6j_Q3g?si…

Really loved this convo with @jamesmichael7 about my book "From Genesis to Junia!" Thanks JM; loved the deep dive into 1 Cor 11!

If you saw footnote 43 on pg. 106 and thought "I wonder if that guy has a YouTube channel," it turns out he does. And it's fantastic. Thanks for the thorough review of From Genesis to Junia. Go Dodgers.

Here's a very honest and helpful review by Joel Wentz of my book "From Genesis to Junia." Does Scripture Really Prevent Women From Leading the Church?? A Review o... youtu.be/HIfNwjx3BsM?si… via @YouTube

This is a very fair, thoughtful, and thorough review of my book "From Genesis to Junia." Thanks @bobbygilles for putting so much time into this! If We Go From Genesis to Junia, Where Next? open.substack.com/pub/bobbygille…

@MikeKaylani @RawTheology @DrTomSchreiner Thanks Mike! As a Protestant, I guess I'm not as interested in tradition as I am in interpreting the Bible according to the meaning of the Hebrew and Greek words in their original context. I mean no disrespect for my Roman Catholic friends who uphold traditional exegesis.

@RawTheology @DrTomSchreiner I really appreciate Preston Sprinkle's heart. I am grateful for his approach and care for those affected by the issues he discusses. However, the overlap between where he diverges from traditional exegesis seems conveniently similar to culture's. That is just an observation.

"Disagreement over exegesis is healthy. Asserting without evidence that someone is capitulating to culture is less helpful." Read Preston's response to @DrTomSchreiner here: theologyintheraw.com/a-response-to-…