Sabbath Word: The Problem With the Argument for Women’s Ordination

Spectrum Staff | March 27, 2015

Kessia Reyne Bennett has served as a university chaplain, an evangelist, a pastor, and a social media professional. She is currently pursuing a PhD in systematic theology from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerfield, Illinois.

On January 24, she spoke at Loma Linda University Church’s Re:Live Sabbath School during a weekend focused on the topic of women’s ordination called “Women’s Ordination: The Road to San Antonio.” In her sermon entitled “Rights and Wrongs,” Bennett addressed the problem with the argument for women’s ordination.

Her sermon begins at the 22:20 mark in the video below.

Called Out Pt. 4 from Re:Live Ministry on Vimeo.

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