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Andronicus of Pannonia

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Sep 25, 2026

Brian BrodersonHOST
6:50
But then if we go through, say, you know, Paul's other letters, or we look at the book of Acts, but particularly in Romans chapter 16, Paul mentions a whole list of women who were involved in some way, shape or form with him in the advancement of the gospel.
Brian BrodersonHOST
7:11
Some of the names we read there are Phoebe, Priscilla, Mary, Andronicus, Junia, Tryphena, Tryphosa, Persis, and there are others.
Brian BrodersonHOST
7:23
And I just wanted to touch on this because There is some controversy currently in the evangelical world about the role of women and what they can and can't do in the church.
Brian BrodersonHOST
7:34
And it's funny, I read a book a while back and it was talking about how this sort of negative perspective on women involved in ministry that exist in some parts of evangelicalism, it really kind of has its roots in the mid 20th century.
Jesse SchleeHOST
28:12
I went and read that by the way, because I was like, I'm not even sure what they're talking about.
Jesse SchleeHOST
28:16
And it says in that passage, greet, Andronicus and Junia, or the textual note is Junius, my kinsmen and my fellow prisoners.
Jesse SchleeHOST
28:28
So I had to go look at the Greek more closely, but I'm not even sure it's clear that that is a woman.
Jesse SchleeHOST
28:35
Yeah.
Noah HartmannGUEST
10:25
Greet Mary, who worked very hard for you.
Noah HartmannGUEST
10:28
Greet Andronicus and Junia, my fellow Jews who have been in prison with me.
Noah HartmannGUEST
10:35
They are outstanding among the apostles, and they were in Christ before I was." All right.
Noah HartmannGUEST
10:43
So, so there's a few of those names, and we'll go back to our sheet here.

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Noah HartmannGUEST
26:30
Not a fellow worker with Paul, but had a reputation for working with the believers in Rome.
Noah HartmannGUEST
26:34
So again, she's just one of those [laughs] workers that, uh, we're thankful for.
Noah HartmannGUEST
26:41
Uh, Andronicus, Andronicus maybe? I don't know.
Noah HartmannGUEST
26:45
Junia, early Jewish converts to Christianities.
DavidHOST
5:51
The ESV renders it Junia.
DavidHOST
5:54
She and Andronicus are Paul's kinsmen and his fellow prisoners.
DavidHOST
5:59
This verse is translated a couple different ways.
DavidHOST
6:03
The ESV says they are well known to the apostles, but most scholars agree a much better rendition is that they were well known among the apostles.
Mark PenfoldNARRATOR
58:49
Remember me to Mary who has worked well amongst you.
Mark PenfoldNARRATOR
58:53
Remember me to my cousins and fellow-assistants Andronicus and Junias, who are distinguished amongst the apostles, and came to Christ before me.
Mark PenfoldNARRATOR
59:03
Regards to Amplias my friend in the Lord, and also our companion in Christ Urbanus, And my friend Stachys, with Apelles approved in Christ, and the family of Aristobulus, As well as my cousin Herodion.
Mark PenfoldNARRATOR
59:18
Best wishes to the family of Narcissus, who are in the Lord; with those workers for the Lord Tryphaena and Tryphosa Remembering the good Persis who has done much in the Lord.
Paul DeanHOST
9:29
I do not want to see any Soma planter plant alone.
Paul DeanHOST
9:34
I want them to be surrounded by the best missional experts that we have and the best relational support that we have, and I would love those churches to be planted with teams that look like Paul's teams in the New Testament, which means that there are men and women on this team like Paul, like Priscilla, like Junia, like Andronicus, like Titus and Timothy, and the dozens of workers that, that helped Paul plant those churches.
Paul DeanHOST
10:05
And I also would like churches supported so that they don't have to appoint elders and deacons alone, and I would like them to not face any crisis alone.
Paul DeanHOST
10:15
And so we're organizing towards that end, and, um, and this has been the most difficult job that I, that I've ever had, and it was right at the end of what I thought was a difficult season that I, I was hoping that I would go into this next season with a job that would be so purely in my sweet spot and, and a little bit of a break from pastoral ministry.

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