Very good words. I'm the only woman I know who covers. I use the wide headband and kerchief style. I'm not hiding that I'm wearing it at all. But I also don't want to draw a lot attention to me. I feel like that is kind of the opposite of the point.
I am just now beginning to feel the conviction of head covering and found the wide headband style suitable as well! They say that covering was a cultural thing that ended but we should not throw out the spiritual practice of covering to suit the culture! We should find suitable culturally acceptable covers for this time and keep the command to cover! I hope that more Christian designers put forth beautiful, simple, feminine head coverings that will not deter women from this amazing spiritual privilege. Bless you!
I started the same way. The more my community got used to me the more my cover became what style I needed. I still bounce between a kerchief and a full hair cover. At home I use a wide band because it’s easier w 3 under 5 and an infant lol.
I bought a few different styles from Garlands of Grace and settled on the one that works best for me. I bought it in 6 colors. I keep 2 (black and brown) in my purse. I keep a cream in my Bible bag. I keep a navy and a dark green in my dresser that I'll wear with certain outfits. And my oldest dark purple that is stretched out I keep on my school cart to grab during Bible teaching times and praying before meals. I like to grab my beanie during winter and my baseball style hat in the summer. I've also been known to wear my daughter's blanket on my head when praying with them before bed. Anything can work in a pinch but then I like to have my actual "head coverings" for church and ladies Bible studies. Thanks for sharing Alice! 💕
How providential, my young teen and I were talking about styles this morning and trying to find something tidy and discreet for her. Thank you for the video.
Yes! I feel like if I fully covered my head people would look at me odd and I don’t want to be a distraction. I bought a church head covering (before I just used the stretchy headbands that the fabric could be pulled apart to make bigger) and I felt like people really were doing double takes when they looked at me.
I am sure you allrede have a routine for this, but I find it easy to wear berets, you'll get them in different colours and styles. Also bandanas works great and strawhats in summer.
In the two years I’ve been covering I’ve gone through many types and styles, finally deciding the hat is what my ancestors wore and serves me well -being of UK heritage myself but we’ve been in America since the 1600’s. I believe Paul is talking about covering the head-and the original text is ‘head’, not ‘hair’-in the customary way. At the time, before ladies hats were customary, it was cloth scarves. But hats are cloth shaped into a form so should be perfectly acceptable by all. Paul does wind up by saying (in I Cor11:10) a woman should wear a ‘symbol’ of authority on her head so my take is this could be a headband for some. It’s not enough for me but I can understand it if a sister went that route; it is on the head. I too live in a hot humid environment for 8 months out of the year so at that time I will put my hair up and wear a straw hat. Whatever a woman chooses is her understanding. God will respect it and teach her as she is obedient.
I'm also an American with UK heritage. In the South, ladies used to wear church hats often, especially around Easter. They are still very popular among African American women down here and are called "church crowns." The only issue is that many churches here are becoming modernized to where a formal hat would stand out too much, and a ball cap would be too casual. I'm looking into wide headbands right now but would love to find a good hat to wear each Sunday.
Encoraging video, thanks. I'm Hispanic. I married into a Pentecostal family. We live in a conservative state in North America. I'm not comfortable sharing to the world just yet the growth and knowledge that Ruach is sharing with me but I still want to be obedient and walk in Yahwehs blessing.
The wide headbands do work great if you have thick or curly hair and want to wear it down. I have found that gaiters folded in half work very well as a wide headband too. They are not too obvious and they cover the head pretty well. If I feel like I want to cover all of my hair I use a scarf and tie a bun in the back.
Hello dear women of god, I've got just a little story to share. I'm 24, a catholic christian and I live in germany. I believe 1 ½ years ago I bought my first white mantilla veil. I was the only one covering (right now sometimes I see a lady with a black veil). Ever since then god transformed me in the topic of modesty. It got to a point, where I couldn't sleep at night or wasn't able to focus. I was led to ,,traditional modesty" which led me to buy my first long skirt and very loose clothes at H&M. But my attention was drawn more to the clothes muslim women would wear. Since they don't ,,own" modesty I was giving it a try. God knew it was for >>me
Should we cover all hair, in this way hair is still visible, it is just partly covered? Also, sisters I would like to warn you about wearing high heals, pants, tight clothes, make up, fake hair, nails, coloring hair and similar... it is from the world. We are called to be apart from this world. Be blessed you all. Peace be with you. HalleluYah
im not really convinced about the whole covering full time idea but i still think what you people are doing here is great and hope you continue making vids
Hi, I think all suits you. Thank you for showing how you do it. I have also stopped wearing makeup and are not dying my hair, which makes it more difficult to blend in. But I use hats or scarves or nitted caps and I am loving to not dye the hair and be makeup free. I also stopped wearing pearls and gold. I see the Bible as very clear on this.
Thank you for the different ideas. I am struggling with finding something that I am comfortable with. I pretty much wear pants all the time. I started my modesty journey wearing a long dress with a big baggy sweater on top. It's hard for me to find long skirts I like also. So covering my head is the next thing I am tackling!
Hi, Monica! How wonderful to hear that you're planning on starting to wear a head covering! Modesty and head covering often seem to go hand-in-hand for many women. Keep on experimenting with different styles of skirts and dresses, and I'm sure you'll find something that works. If you like, you can visit my personal blog where I offer resources for women wanting to transition into skirts and dresses only: theheavenlyhearth.com/modest-clothing/ You can also view head covering tips on The Head Covering Movement blog (scroll down to the section titled, "Practical Issues": www.headcoveringmovement.com/articles-series Hope that helps! ~Jessica
Hi everyone! I’m struggling to find wide headbands that I could wear in a professional setting. The only ones I can find are the workout ones. What do my professional girlies out there wear?
Putting your hair up in a bun then covering the bun with a small snood is sufficient for hot climates. Or even wearing your long hair in snood so that your hair is off your neck is another way of being cooler in hot climates and being obedient to head covering commands. Also wearing ornate surgical caps is an excellent way of head covering, as each cap can be made in one of three different styles to suit different hair lengths.
Yeah the thing to cover in the original Greek is the head, not hair. To have a symbol of authority on the head, so could even be a headband in a hot climate. The hair is not at question since even men have hair.
Do you have to slick your hair back in a bun? Or is it okay to just leave leave your hair down. And even sometimes a little sticking out the sides of the face? I'm liking the veil type headband that ties around the base of your neck
@NITSUD-yr6rg Good question! Here is a video which discusses if there is certain style of headcovering we should wear: th-cam.com/video/ppyqXQSIrLg/w-d-xo.html ~Jessica
I am not married and I’m 18 about to be 19 and live under my mothers house (parents are divorced) I still see my dad regularly and he does also provide for me, so does that mean I wear one too?
Hi, Rachel -- good question! The 1 Cor. 11:2-16 passage is talking about women wearing headcoverings. So, if you are a woman, then it makes sense that this passage would apply to you, whether you are married or not. Hope that helps!
Would you mind doing a video on what prophesying implies in this context? It seems that many people consider it the same as preaching, that doesn't work in light of other scripture. It seems nescesary to understand this correctly in order to properly interpret this passage.
@jpfiero We are currently publishing a three-article series which attempts to answer that question (among others). The first article has already been published. If you subscribe to our email list, you will be notified when the others come out (or just check the website periodically): www.headcoveringmovement.com/articles/covering-beyond-sunday-morning
You'll probably get some good responses if you ask this question in our Facebook Group. Question #7 on our FAQ may also be helpful... www.headcoveringmovement.com/faq
This is great my finance always wears a headscarf to Church and to the Graveyard . It's very nice. I wish more Women would cover their hair at church, shoulders and all else when they offer prayer .
Thank you for doing this video! I've been newly convicted to cover and I'm just a little unsure how I want to go about it. If you see this, do you have any advice about feeling the need to do this while your husband doesn't really want you to cover your hair?
Hi, Anna! Here is an article which addresses the issue of what a woman might do if she has a husband who does not want her to cover: www.headcoveringmovement.com/articles/my-husband-asked-me-to-not-cover-my-head-what-should-i-do Hope that helps! ~Jessica
Years of trying different styles and especially for different activities. It's OK to practice, try something different, I always keep ones I know are comfortable and easy in my purse and car. No one notices except women who cover.
I recently tried to wear head coverings this year and my goal is to get over my fears of people looking at me funny and wear it full time! I am Christian woman and I have done a lot of research on head coverings and how it really used to be such a common thing up until feminism unfortunately. I think it’s more about modesty, showing your approval of gender roles, being submissive to your husband and doing what most women did for thousands of years until feminism destroyed everything. I appreciate this channel! GOD BLESS
Question: do you think it’s wrong to pray as you’re falling asleep without a head covering, or to pray in the shower, or pray when you’re putting on a head coverings? Why (biblically) or why not?
Hi, Kayla, thanks for your question. Here is an article which may be helpful (it talks about whether women should cover everywhere/all the time or just at church during corporate worship: www.headcoveringmovement.com/articles/where-are-head-coverings-to-practiced-in-church-or-everywhere Hope that helps! ~Jessica
I have recently encountered a teaching that is troubling me a little bit. There are some who say that Isa 47:2-3 teaches that a woman’s hair is part of her nakedness. What are your thoughts on this?? I am on board with covering for prayer/ corporate worship, but this makes it sound like showing the hair at all is sinful. Help??
*THANK U SO MUCH FOR YOUR PERSPECTIVE! I FEEL THE SAME WAY AS YOU WITH HEAD COVERINGS AND I AIM NOT TO BECOME LEGALISTIC SO I ALSO AIM FOR REASON AND BALANCE.* ❌⭕️💜🙏
I have stopped using a head covering since I moved to a new place and now walk to and from work or anywhere else for that matter so I sweat alot and almost suffered from a heat stroke the other day. I live in Malaysia so it is very hot and humid, also I am the only Christian girl I know that wears a head covering outside of church and so everything just got to me that I thought I didn't actually have to use it but in the 2 months that I stopped, it just feels like I am not heeding to my calling. Like I am running away from a promise I made to God. So I have switched to using bandanas a few days ago, when I walk and when I get to where I need to be, I switch to a scarf or shawl. I really do respect the Muslim women here who cover their heads all the time when it is so hot but they never waver and it has taught me that lesson - that this is a SACRIFICE I chose and GOD is above ALL THINGS. Especially, my discomfort in the heat. PRAY FOR ME❤🙏
@@ccg9623 Hello, thank you for leaving a comment. Yes, headcovering can sometimes involve sacrifice. It is always so important that we base our lives on the word of God so that when called upon to make a sacrifice we will remain strong. So happy to see that you are choosing to remain steadfast in your conviction. Some women cover only at church (like myself) and some women choose to cover all the time because that is their conviction. If you believe you should cover all the time, I respect that. I just prayed for you. 💕 ~Jessica
Thank you, that was really helpful :-). I think you're a beautiful woman and every style looks great on you. I think it's a very Biblical thing to do, I'm just trying to gather the courage to actually do it lol!
I'm curious, have you found that courage yet? If yes, how wonderful! If no, perhaps I can encourage you by asking you to ponder the thought... better to be looked at as strange by the world now and obey God, or fit in now and be judged by God later? I want to clarify I do not want to come across as condescending, but rather trying to be an encouragement to you. I am new to headcovering myself. My husband and I have been talking, praying, and studying about it for about a year now, and actually being convicted that that is indeed what scripture says and actually practicing it for about a month. It is very awkward at times, but I truly believe I am obeying God by doing it. I wouldn't go so far as to say that people that aren't are sinning, I am trying to be very careful as to not come across legalistic about it. But, I believe the ones who have been convicted of it and still aren't doing it should examine their hearts and figure out why they are choosing not to.
@@cc88057 yes, I found the courage! Better said, I obeyed and it was scary, yes, but I still did it and am still doing it now!! Thanks for the encouragement 🩷
@headcovering ok im re writing my commemt cause i watched more videos that i guess answered my questions. So you're saying that this is a command from God yet you also say its not a salvation issue but it's for Obedience. I see a few others in the comments saying women are in sin for not covering during corporate worship. So is it a sin or not? If this is how it's supposed to be why can't others see this in scripture ? Where Paul says "judge for yourselves" and "no such custom" is what seems to have us giving different opinions but how you explained it did make sense . I even have a KJV Greek hebrew concordance study bible by AMG publishers that says in the footnotes that Paul left the decision to the corinthians whether to cover or not. I hear pastors say that Paul was just talking about authority and Creation order and roles of God Men then women. I wish Paul was more clear in what he was saying in certain texts so that there wouldnt be any questions or debate. I had reservations about this topic cause it seems petty. Is God so concerned with a piece of fabric? And how come back then and even today during their worship Jewish Men cover their heads and women do not. Why did this get reversed after believing and following Jesus the messiah?
@michaelprovidence9961 Perhaps our place in history makes the passage appear more obscure to us, whereas about 150+ years ago, we wouldn't have had much trouble reaching a consensus. It might help to read David Phillip's book, Head Covering Throughout Church History. In it, one can see that previous to our modern era, there wasn't nearly so much division and confusion surrounding this issue. Perhaps our confusion comes not so much from any non-clearness of the text itself as it does from the way modern scholars have re-interpreted this passage to reflect our modern sensibilities? It's not the piece of cloth that's so important; it's what that cloth represents. The cloth is a tangible way (kind of like the bread and wine of the Lord's Supper reminds us of Christ's physical sacrifice) to remember an important spiritual truth related to our place before God and male/female roles. However, if we try and replace the cloth with something else, the message will lose its strength. Any further questions? We recommend reading the many articles on our site: headcoveringmovement.com/
Very good words. I'm the only woman I know who covers. I use the wide headband and kerchief style. I'm not hiding that I'm wearing it at all. But I also don't want to draw a lot attention to me. I feel like that is kind of the opposite of the point.
Same for me. I’ve never really seen anyone else do this.
I am just now beginning to feel the conviction of head covering and found the wide headband style suitable as well!
They say that covering was a cultural thing that ended but we should not throw out the spiritual practice of covering to suit the culture! We should find suitable culturally acceptable covers for this time and keep the command to cover! I hope that more Christian designers put forth beautiful, simple, feminine head coverings that will not deter women from this amazing spiritual privilege. Bless you!
@@derickrae I just started covering and am doing the same thing. I am not trying to hide anything, but I also don't want extra attention.
I started the same way. The more my community got used to me the more my cover became what style I needed. I still bounce between a kerchief and a full hair cover. At home I use a wide band because it’s easier w 3 under 5 and an infant lol.
I bought a few different styles from Garlands of Grace and settled on the one that works best for me. I bought it in 6 colors. I keep 2 (black and brown) in my purse. I keep a cream in my Bible bag. I keep a navy and a dark green in my dresser that I'll wear with certain outfits. And my oldest dark purple that is stretched out I keep on my school cart to grab during Bible teaching times and praying before meals. I like to grab my beanie during winter and my baseball style hat in the summer. I've also been known to wear my daughter's blanket on my head when praying with them before bed. Anything can work in a pinch but then I like to have my actual "head coverings" for church and ladies Bible studies. Thanks for sharing Alice! 💕
How providential, my young teen and I were talking about styles this morning and trying to find something tidy and discreet for her. Thank you for the video.
Yes! I feel like if I fully covered my head people would look at me odd and I don’t want to be a distraction. I bought a church head covering (before I just used the stretchy headbands that the fabric could be pulled apart to make bigger) and I felt like people really were doing double takes when they looked at me.
Im 17 and just started head covering; if anyone needs encouragement I’m here, just drop a comment :)
I could use some, do you wear them 24/7? and also what type do u cover your whole head?
Yes please
me too please!!
I am sure you allrede have a routine for this, but I find it easy to wear berets, you'll get them in different colours and styles. Also bandanas works great and strawhats in summer.
In the two years I’ve been covering I’ve gone through many types and styles, finally deciding the hat is what my ancestors wore and serves me well -being of UK heritage myself but we’ve been in America since the 1600’s. I believe Paul is talking about covering the head-and the original text is ‘head’, not ‘hair’-in the customary way. At the time, before ladies hats were customary, it was cloth scarves. But hats are cloth shaped into a form so should be perfectly acceptable by all. Paul does wind up by saying (in I Cor11:10) a woman should wear a ‘symbol’ of authority on her head so my take is this could be a headband for some. It’s not enough for me but I can understand it if a sister went that route; it is on the head.
I too live in a hot humid environment for 8 months out of the year so at that time I will put my hair up and wear a straw hat. Whatever a woman chooses is her understanding. God will respect it and teach her as she is obedient.
I'm also an American with UK heritage. In the South, ladies used to wear church hats often, especially around Easter. They are still very popular among African American women down here and are called "church crowns." The only issue is that many churches here are becoming modernized to where a formal hat would stand out too much, and a ball cap would be too casual. I'm looking into wide headbands right now but would love to find a good hat to wear each Sunday.
Encoraging video, thanks. I'm Hispanic. I married into a Pentecostal family. We live in a conservative state in North America. I'm not comfortable sharing to the world just yet the growth and knowledge that Ruach is sharing with me but I still want to be obedient and walk in Yahwehs blessing.
You may enjoy the Head Covering Movement Facebook Group.
The wide headbands do work great if you have thick or curly hair and want to wear it down. I have found that gaiters folded in half work very well as a wide headband too. They are not too obvious and they cover the head pretty well. If I feel like I want to cover all of my hair I use a scarf and tie a bun in the back.
I love this style but my hair is very very fine and I think it always looks odd. Would you happen to know one that works well for fine hair
Walmart has awesome wide headbands!
Hello dear women of god,
I've got just a little story to share. I'm 24, a catholic christian and I live in germany. I believe 1 ½ years ago I bought my first white mantilla veil. I was the only one covering (right now sometimes I see a lady with a black veil). Ever since then god transformed me in the topic of modesty. It got to a point, where I couldn't sleep at night or wasn't able to focus. I was led to ,,traditional modesty" which led me to buy my first long skirt and very loose clothes at H&M. But my attention was drawn more to the clothes muslim women would wear. Since they don't ,,own" modesty I was giving it a try. God knew it was for >>me
You are so nice. Thank you. 🙏
Should we cover all hair, in this way hair is still visible, it is just partly covered? Also, sisters I would like to warn you about wearing high heals, pants, tight clothes, make up, fake hair, nails, coloring hair and similar... it is from the world. We are called to be apart from this world. Be blessed you all. Peace be with you. HalleluYah
Mary dried Jesus’ feet with her hair, so it was visible and hanging down, at least that’s how I think it was.
@@ManateeTail123 yes she was also a prostitute, hence why her hair was down
im not really convinced about the whole covering full time idea but i still think what you people are doing here is great and hope you continue making vids
Hi, I think all suits you. Thank you for showing how you do it. I have also stopped wearing makeup and are not dying my hair, which makes it more difficult to blend in. But I use hats or scarves or nitted caps and I am loving to not dye the hair and be makeup free. I also stopped wearing pearls and gold. I see the Bible as very clear on this.
Thank you for the different ideas. I am struggling with finding something that I am comfortable with. I pretty much wear pants all the time. I started my modesty journey wearing a long dress with a big baggy sweater on top. It's hard for me to find long skirts I like also. So covering my head is the next thing I am tackling!
Hi, Monica! How wonderful to hear that you're planning on starting to wear a head covering! Modesty and head covering often seem to go hand-in-hand for many women. Keep on experimenting with different styles of skirts and dresses, and I'm sure you'll find something that works. If you like, you can visit my personal blog where I offer resources for women wanting to transition into skirts and dresses only:
theheavenlyhearth.com/modest-clothing/
You can also view head covering tips on The Head Covering Movement blog (scroll down to the section titled, "Practical Issues":
www.headcoveringmovement.com/articles-series
Hope that helps!
~Jessica
Hi everyone! I’m struggling to find wide headbands that I could wear in a professional setting. The only ones I can find are the workout ones. What do my professional girlies out there wear?
Could you link when you purchased the “Indian headcover” you mentioned. I’m looking for that style with the elastic but can’t seem to find it.
Shein site has inexpensive coverings. I enjoyed your presentation.
Putting your hair up in a bun then covering the bun with a small snood is sufficient for hot climates. Or even wearing your long hair in snood so that your hair is off your neck is another way of being cooler in hot climates and being obedient to head covering commands. Also wearing ornate surgical caps is an excellent way of head covering, as each cap can be made in one of three different styles to suit different hair lengths.
@kylieharrison3782 Those are great tips; thanks!
~Jessica
Yeah the thing to cover in the original Greek is the head, not hair. To have a symbol of authority on the head, so could even be a headband in a hot climate. The hair is not at question since even men have hair.
Thank you for sharing 😊
Do you have to slick your hair back in a bun? Or is it okay to just leave leave your hair down. And even sometimes a little sticking out the sides of the face?
I'm liking the veil type headband that ties around the base of your neck
@NITSUD-yr6rg Good question! Here is a video which discusses if there is certain style of headcovering we should wear:
th-cam.com/video/ppyqXQSIrLg/w-d-xo.html
~Jessica
I am not married and I’m 18 about to be 19 and live under my mothers house (parents are divorced) I still see my dad regularly and he does also provide for me, so does that mean I wear one too?
Hi, Rachel -- good question! The 1 Cor. 11:2-16 passage is talking about women wearing headcoverings. So, if you are a woman, then it makes sense that this passage would apply to you, whether you are married or not.
Hope that helps!
Would you mind doing a video on what prophesying implies in this context? It seems that many people consider it the same as preaching, that doesn't work in light of other scripture. It seems nescesary to understand this correctly in order to properly interpret this passage.
@jpfiero We are currently publishing a three-article series which attempts to answer that question (among others). The first article has already been published. If you subscribe to our email list, you will be notified when the others come out (or just check the website periodically):
www.headcoveringmovement.com/articles/covering-beyond-sunday-morning
Are there any churches near Lincolnton or Hickory North Carolina that practice headcovering?
You'll probably get some good responses if you ask this question in our Facebook Group.
Question #7 on our FAQ may also be helpful...
www.headcoveringmovement.com/faq
This is great my finance always wears a headscarf to Church and to the Graveyard .
It's very nice. I wish more Women would cover their hair at church, shoulders and all else when they offer prayer .
Did you get your Indian head coverings online?
You may find this resource helpful...
www.headcoveringmovement.com/articles/where-to-buy-head-coverings-online
Thank you ❤
Thank you for doing this video! I've been newly convicted to cover and I'm just a little unsure how I want to go about it. If you see this, do you have any advice about feeling the need to do this while your husband doesn't really want you to cover your hair?
Hi, Anna! Here is an article which addresses the issue of what a woman might do if she has a husband who does not want her to cover:
www.headcoveringmovement.com/articles/my-husband-asked-me-to-not-cover-my-head-what-should-i-do
Hope that helps!
~Jessica
@@headcovering
Thank you! Yes, that helps ☺️
Years of trying different styles and especially for different activities. It's OK to practice, try something different, I always keep ones I know are comfortable and easy in my purse and car. No one notices except women who cover.
I recently tried to wear head coverings this year and my goal is to get over my fears of people looking at me funny and wear it full time! I am Christian woman and I have done a lot of research on head coverings and how it really used to be such a common thing up until feminism unfortunately. I think it’s more about modesty, showing your approval of gender roles, being submissive to your husband and doing what most women did for thousands of years until feminism destroyed everything. I appreciate this channel! GOD BLESS
Why wear one all the time? isn't it only for corporate worship? Seems like women who do this have their own convictions about this .
Question: do you think it’s wrong to pray as you’re falling asleep without a head covering, or to pray in the shower, or pray when you’re putting on a head coverings? Why (biblically) or why not?
Hi, Kayla, thanks for your question. Here is an article which may be helpful (it talks about whether women should cover everywhere/all the time or just at church during corporate worship:
www.headcoveringmovement.com/articles/where-are-head-coverings-to-practiced-in-church-or-everywhere
Hope that helps!
~Jessica
I have recently encountered a teaching that is troubling me a little bit. There are some who say that Isa 47:2-3 teaches that a woman’s hair is part of her nakedness. What are your thoughts on this?? I am on board with covering for prayer/ corporate worship, but this makes it sound like showing the hair at all is sinful. Help??
@jncon8013 This article answers that question: www.headcoveringmovement.com/articles/why-headcovering-is-not-about-modesty
@@headcovering thank you kindly! Much respect for your efforts here on this channel.
@jncon8013 You're welcome!
*THANK U SO MUCH FOR YOUR PERSPECTIVE! I FEEL THE SAME WAY AS YOU WITH HEAD COVERINGS AND I AIM NOT TO BECOME LEGALISTIC SO I ALSO AIM FOR REASON AND BALANCE.* ❌⭕️💜🙏
I have stopped using a head covering since I moved to a new place and now walk to and from work or anywhere else for that matter so I sweat alot and almost suffered from a heat stroke the other day. I live in Malaysia so it is very hot and humid, also I am the only Christian girl I know that wears a head covering outside of church and so everything just got to me that I thought I didn't actually have to use it but in the 2 months that I stopped, it just feels like I am not heeding to my calling. Like I am running away from a promise I made to God. So I have switched to using bandanas a few days ago, when I walk and when I get to where I need to be, I switch to a scarf or shawl. I really do respect the Muslim women here who cover their heads all the time when it is so hot but they never waver and it has taught me that lesson - that this is a SACRIFICE I chose and GOD is above ALL THINGS. Especially, my discomfort in the heat. PRAY FOR ME❤🙏
@@ccg9623 Hello, thank you for leaving a comment. Yes, headcovering can sometimes involve sacrifice. It is always so important that we base our lives on the word of God so that when called upon to make a sacrifice we will remain strong. So happy to see that you are choosing to remain steadfast in your conviction. Some women cover only at church (like myself) and some women choose to cover all the time because that is their conviction. If you believe you should cover all the time, I respect that. I just prayed for you. 💕
~Jessica
more vids ?
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Thank you, that was really helpful :-). I think you're a beautiful woman and every style looks great on you. I think it's a very Biblical thing to do, I'm just trying to gather the courage to actually do it lol!
I'm curious, have you found that courage yet? If yes, how wonderful! If no, perhaps I can encourage you by asking you to ponder the thought... better to be looked at as strange by the world now and obey God, or fit in now and be judged by God later? I want to clarify I do not want to come across as condescending, but rather trying to be an encouragement to you. I am new to headcovering myself. My husband and I have been talking, praying, and studying about it for about a year now, and actually being convicted that that is indeed what scripture says and actually practicing it for about a month. It is very awkward at times, but I truly believe I am obeying God by doing it. I wouldn't go so far as to say that people that aren't are sinning, I am trying to be very careful as to not come across legalistic about it. But, I believe the ones who have been convicted of it and still aren't doing it should examine their hearts and figure out why they are choosing not to.
@@cc88057 yes, I found the courage! Better said, I obeyed and it was scary, yes, but I still did it and am still doing it now!! Thanks for the encouragement 🩷
Can you add please romanian language closed caption?
Ahh aren't you beautiful :) Thank you for these ideas.
@headcovering ok im re writing my commemt cause i watched more videos that i guess answered my questions. So you're saying that this is a command from God yet you also say its not a salvation issue but it's for Obedience. I see a few others in the comments saying women are in sin for not covering during corporate worship. So is it a sin or not?
If this is how it's supposed to be why can't others see this in scripture ? Where Paul says "judge for yourselves" and "no such custom" is what seems to have us giving different opinions but how you explained it did make sense . I even have a KJV Greek hebrew concordance study bible by AMG publishers that says in the footnotes that Paul left the decision to the corinthians whether to cover or not.
I hear pastors say that Paul was just talking about authority and Creation order and roles of God Men then women. I wish Paul was more clear in what he was saying in certain texts so that there wouldnt be any questions or debate.
I had reservations about this topic cause it seems petty. Is God so concerned with a piece of fabric? And how come back then and even today during their worship Jewish Men cover their heads and women do not. Why did this get reversed after believing and following Jesus the messiah?
@michaelprovidence9961 Perhaps our place in history makes the passage appear more obscure to us, whereas about 150+ years ago, we wouldn't have had much trouble reaching a consensus. It might help to read David Phillip's book, Head Covering Throughout Church History. In it, one can see that previous to our modern era, there wasn't nearly so much division and confusion surrounding this issue. Perhaps our confusion comes not so much from any non-clearness of the text itself as it does from the way modern scholars have re-interpreted this passage to reflect our modern sensibilities?
It's not the piece of cloth that's so important; it's what that cloth represents. The cloth is a tangible way (kind of like the bread and wine of the Lord's Supper reminds us of Christ's physical sacrifice) to remember an important spiritual truth related to our place before God and male/female roles. However, if we try and replace the cloth with something else, the message will lose its strength. Any further questions? We recommend reading the many articles on our site: headcoveringmovement.com/
@@headcovering thank you for your response
@@mikeinthetruth You're very welcome.
I thought a head covering was supposed to cover a woman’s hair?
Hi, Autumn, we have a video on our channel which answers that question:
th-cam.com/video/ppyqXQSIrLg/w-d-xo.html
Hope this helps!
~Jessica