In his sermon titled "The Peril of Contentious A Woman," Marvin Stalnaker explores the theological implications of Proverbs 27:15-16, emphasizing the destructive nature of a contentious spirit. He argues that just as a leaking roof brings discomfort and instability, so does associating with contentious attitudes—symbolized by the "contentious woman." Stalnaker draws on Scripture, particularly Isaiah 28, to illustrate the futility of false religious assurances, likening them to a leaky roof that cannot provide true safety or shelter. Ultimately, he underscores the significance of resting in Christ as the only true refuge, contrasting His unshakeable righteousness with the instability of human works and false hopes.
“A contentious woman is like this, a continual dropping in a very rainy day.”
“The effects are the same. It's leaking like a sieve. Water is just pouring in.”
“Whosoever hideth her, hideth the wind...you might as well try to conceal the wind.”
“Oh, but to be found in Christ...the one who did bear the sins of his people in his own body, upon the tree.”
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