From Tertullian to R.C. Sproul, why did centuries of Christian leaders agree women must cover their heads in worship?
As heard by us
A blunt, text-first sermon that turns head coverings into a case for ordered worship.
The piece treats 1 Corinthians 11 as more than a dispute over head coverings. It keeps pulling the reader back to order, authority, and what gathered worship is for, then settles on the idea that worship is shared work before God rather than something watched from a distance.
Why you'd press play
If you want a sermon that treats church order as a live issue, start here.
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