Men Are RUNNING From The Christian Church Because of THIS ONE REASON...

I've noticed in recent times that Christian Churches outside the ultra-orthodox churches have adjusted their messaging in response to the gynocentric society in which we find ourselves. Here are but a couple of examples of which I speak.

Leadership Roles: Many churches have been reevaluating their stance on women in leadership roles within the church. Some churches have embraced the idea of women serving as pastors, ministers, or other leadership positions that were traditionally reserved for men. This shift reflects a broader societal trend towards gender equality and inclusivity.

Women's Ministries: Many churches have established specific ministries targeted at women's spiritual and personal growth. These ministries often provide opportunities for women to connect, share experiences, study the Bible, and support one another in their faith journeys.

Support for Mothers: Churches may provide support for mothers by offering programs such as parenting classes, support groups, and childcare services during services or events, recognizing the challenges that mothers often face.

Theological Reinterpretation: Some churches have engaged in theological discussions to reinterpret certain passages of scripture that have been used historically to restrict the roles of women. This can lead to a more egalitarian interpretation of scripture and a greater emphasis on women's equality in the church.

Empowerment and Discipleship: Many churches are investing in women's discipleship programs that focus on equipping women to grow spiritually, develop their leadership skills, and make a positive impact in their communities.

Social Justice and Women's Issues: Some churches actively engage in addressing women's issues both within the church and in society at large. This can involve advocacy for gender equality, efforts to combat domestic violence, and support for women's education and empowerment globally.

Diverse Representation: Churches may work to ensure diverse representation in their leadership teams and decision-making bodies, recognizing the value of different perspectives, including those of women.

The traditions of the Christian Church have been forgone to attempt to bring the men back using the hand of their wives and girlfriends. The strong men that the church needs leave organized religion for spirituality, while the malleable are moved by their mates into misplaced ministry.