1 877-431-4276Can a woman be an evangelist?
Yes, it is possible for a woman to be an evangelist. The Bible does not place any restrictions on women serving as evangelists, and there are examples of women in the Bible who played significant roles in spreading the gospel and leading others to faith in Jesus. For example, the New Testament mentions several women who were involved in evangelistic ministry, including Phoebe (Romans 16:1-2), Priscilla (Acts 18:26), and Lydia (Acts 16:14).
In the modern Church, there have also been many women who have served as evangelists and have had a significant impact in sharing the gospel and leading others to faith in Jesus. Women have often played important roles in evangelistic ministry, both as evangelists themselves and as support staff or volunteers.
It is important to note that the role of an evangelist is not limited by gender, and both men and women can serve effectively in this capacity. The most important qualification for an evangelist is not gender, but rather a calling from God and a passion for sharing the gospel with others.
Who is Daniel King?
Welcome to the ministry of Evangelist Daniel King – international evangelist and dedicated servant of Jesus Christ.
For over 20 years, Daniel has traveled the world sharing the message of Jesus and bringing hope and salvation to people from all walks of life. His passion for sharing the love of Christ is contagious, and his powerful and engaging presentations have inspired thousands to turn towards God and experience the transformative power of his love.
Whether he’s speaking to a large crowd at a conference or ministering to individuals one-on-one, Daniel’s message is always the same: that Jesus is the answer to the deepest needs of the human heart, and that through faith in him, anyone can experience true joy, purpose, and fulfillment.
If you’re looking for a powerful and inspiring evangelist to bring the message of Jesus to your community, look no further than Daniel King. Contact us today to book Daniel for your next event and be prepared to be inspired and transformed by the love and grace of Jesus Christ. Call us today: 877.431.4276 or visit https://kingministries.com.
Should Women Preach?
Recently, John MacArthur told Beth Moore to “go home” because he does not believe in woman preachers. What do I think about woman preachers?
I like what Reinhard Bonnke said in response to the question, “Should women preach?” He replied, “If I was a drowning man, I would not care if it was a man or a woman who tossed me a lifeline.” There are too many people dying and going to hell to tell over 50% of the body of Christ they are not able to preach. Philip the Evangelist had five virgin daughters who prophesied, in order to prophecy those girls had to be able to speak. God does use women, especially if He can’t find men. If He cannot find a woman, He will use a child. If He cannot find a child to preach, the rocks will cry out. The Gospel must be preached and God is willing to use any gender who is willing to be used.
- Deborah was a judge in the Old Testament (Judges 4:4).
- “The Lord gives the command; The women who proclaim the good tidings are a great host” (Psalm 68:11 NASV).
- The woman at the well brought her whole village to Jesus (John 4:29-30).
- Women were the first to announce the good news of Christ’s resurrection (Matthew 28:7-8).
- Peter prophesized that your sons and daughters would prophesy (Acts 2:17).
- Priscilla helped to explain the Gospel to Apollos (Acts 18:26).
- The daughters of Philip the evangelist prophesied (Acts 21:9).
- Junia was likely a female apostle (Romans 16:7).
- In Christ, both male and female are equal. “…there is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is neither male nor female; for you are all one in Christ Jesus” (Galatians 3:28 NKJV).
I am thankful for women preachers like Beth Moore, Joyce Meyer, Sharon Daugherty, Marilyn Hickey, and my wife, Jessica Shen King. The sinful world needs to hear their voices preaching good news!