Do Christian Women Have to Wear Head Coverings Today?

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Do Christian women have to wear head coverings today? This is a question that seems to be more popular today than in times past. Certain movements are teaching that women still need to adhere to this as they did in Biblical times. But, what does the Bible say about head coverings and how should we understand a key passage in 1 Corinthians 11? We will explore that in this video.

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There are certain movements that are teaching that women are still required to wear head coverings. But, what does the Bible say about this and how should we apply it to our current context? Let's talk about it!

thebeatagp
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I do cover my head when I pray. I had never thought of doing it until God laid it in my heart to do so in 2017. Till today I cover my head when i pray and when I'm in church. But I don't judge people who dont.

real_emeldah
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People read and study the scripture for yourselves.Allen us just giving you his understanding of the scripture.let us not be lazy in doing the work ourselves.

Miloking
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I wasn't even a Christian when God spoke to my heart and told me to cover my head and become a Biblical woman. It was an unmistakable stirring in my heart. God knew I needed modesty to help free me from the ways I was in the world's bondage. I don't judge others who do not cover their heads because I know that God will speak into their hearts what is needed for their walk with him.

ecarr
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I've been debating on whether or not to be a Christian Hijabi. About 2 years ago I reconnected with God after declaring myself an atheist. I truly believe that all of his preachings are to be followed, and not just what the Christian culture goes along with. Not only do I find comfort in the thought of a hijab to please God, I am also tired of unwanted attention from men. I don't mean this in a narcissistic way, but I get a lot of attention for my looks, and at first it was flattering but now it's straight up annoying. I'm married and I feel like I'm tempting others by not covering. I really do feel God calling me to wear one.

Please pray for me to gain the courage to wear one!

rebeccawells
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I plan to wear a covering whenever I attend church :) I feel lead by the Holy Spirit to that and I believe others should allow Holy Spirit to lead them in their decisions.

infinityosewa
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Okay that's weird. Just yesterday as I was reading Corinthians, i was wondering about that. And here's the video...
God bless you, Allen!

michasimon
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1. Sign of authority
2. To pray
3. To prophesy
4. Because of the angels

rickyromero
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Although I believe there are cultural differences in which type of head covering we may use (hat, veil, turban, headband, etc), I believe that the practice of head covering was meant to transcend culture. Just cause something is cultural does not mean it’s right. There are plenty of cultural things that go against God’s word. Also, isn’t most of what the Bible teaches us counter-cultural?
I still haven’t found anything in the Bible that tells me that head covering is no longer required of us, but after some researching I did find out that it was practiced in the church for thousands of years up until the feminist movement. People understood what the symbol of head covering meant and hated it so much that the National Organization of Women even called for a “national unveiling” back in 1968 where they would burn their head covering as a way to “protest the second class status of women in all churches.” Not wearing a head covering for them was a way to show their rejection of God’s established order of headship. I know that’s not why most women don’t head cover anymore, but after learning that, not covering didn’t sit well with me anymore, so I’ve been covering for the past few months and I’ve learned so much about submission, meekness, humility, modesty, headship, etc. 1 Corinthians 11 has so much more to teach us than we even realize.

NicoleAlejandraMusic
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I feel like I am wearing a crown
To be honest, I get more respect when I go out in public. Men hold doors, people allow me to go first, I get smiles more often.

anacontreras
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"Just because there is order or authority does not mean that there is inferiority. Authority does not mean inferiority" ... Excellent point! i really like this.

kinirogue
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I just had this conversation with my husband and self a few months ago. I've found that wearing my covering when out makes me FEEL covered and I like that feeling. Its knowing I'm not giving "myself" away to everyone. God is amazing when it comes to helping us do the right things, just trust in his answers and pray. Good luck to everyone.

lashondacortez
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I started veiling my head as I felt called to do so, to live a modest life that wards off unwanted attention. It's crazy how when I had my "conventionally attractive" loose curls out, it literally "compelled" men to stop infront of me with their cars, harass me in stores and bother me practically everywhere I go. I think veiling is great to show my modesty and provide me a level of protection from the male gaze. And I do believe that my true husband will adore me for beyond my hair, he will see my other qualities and once he sees my hair, it will be hopefully a pleasant surprise.

sharnikaegal
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Me: *wears head-covering*
Mum: Oh, so you converted to Islam?

😭😭😭😭

favoritestory
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When I was younger I read that passage and no one at my church could explain to me why we do not wear head coverings as women and why we do not wash each other's feet. They tried to tell me it wasn't a requirement but I always felt that the verse said what it said. But since I wasn't married and the veil was a symbol of the authority of the husband, I told myself I would revisit it when I'm married. Today marks the third week that I've been married and Allen posted that video. I am also wearing a head covering at the moment (mostly because my hair is a mess but still...). I do not think it's a coincidence.

f.-j.j.
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I literally just prayed to God for clarity on this last night!!

samgod
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My wife wears a head-covering. That is obedience to the Holy Scriptures.

joseadangarcia
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I wear a head covering any time I am in church or in personal prayer. This is because the bible says to do so and also after praying over the issue the Lord laid it in my heart to wear a head covering during worship and prayer time, because it pleases Him.

maureenkambai
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I wear a head covering daily mostly because my actual hair is a mess most days! Also when I’m alone with God I always cover my head in prayer and worship. I do believe this is something God will convict on however and shouldn’t be something people pressure women to do.

ItsBrittanyLajoyce
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When I first got saved, I was newly transformed back to my natural hair but still wearing wigs. Later I was convicted on the wigs then I was convicted on how much attention I was giving to my natural hair. Later, again I was convicted over and over about wearing a head covering when I pray and even when I go out because the Lord revealed to me how much of a distraction my hair was. Even at church my sisters would say how much they love my hair and it was distracting them from focusing on God and I was always trying to make it look good for church. (It became an idol/god)
I truly believe that this is an individual conviction and God convicts who he pleases. It’s up to us to obey. Covering my head was hard at first but the Lord comforts me always and reassures me why I need to be covered, not just my head but all of me. He wants me to be Holy, set apart and focus on him wholeheartedly.
If someone needs a prayer, I’m always covered and ready to help. It’s truly humbling for me. We are called to be humbled as well. We are to do the Lord’s will not matter the time or culture.

It’s so good to finally see a video on this topic and I thank you for bringing this to us. Let us all pray and let the Holy Spirit leads for his name sake.

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