That's your claim. They are doing God's work (which I can only assume you mean "good things") and thus by your circular reasoning they are right in their claims.
I believe they are right in their claims because I know them to be sincere, trustworthy, Christian women who do not say "God called me" when what they really mean is, "I want this and I'm trying to find a way of persuading men so that they're ok with it." I also trust in the Good Shepherd who guides his sheep as they hear and respond to his voice.
you have yet to prove he approves of it. God allows Satan to do his "thing" and "could have stopped it anywhere along the line". that doesn't make what Satan does right now does it.
I don't have to prove it.
These women know God and know what he has said to them. The church believes them when they say they have a call, and allows them to follow it. Maybe some members of the church have also heard God tell them that ..... is called to that role.
So God and the church are allowing these women to preach the Gospel. Does Satan want that too? Is this part of his plan? I believe not; that he has no purpose in people preaching about the cross. If he does, then he is allowing Christians to preach the Gospel of the Lord, the kingdom, the cross and the time when he, Satan, will be destroyed. It means that he (Satan) has raised up people to do God's work. I don't believe that a) he wants that, or for unbelievers to know how they can be saved from hell, or b) that he is stupid enough to prompt people to do God's work and make sure that only God gets the glory.
Women are serving God as Ministers/Pastors today; that is a fact. Scripture doesn't say, "God has commanded that no woman become a Pastor". That IS a fact - those exact words do not appear - though I realise that some people sincerely believe that some verses do actually mean just that. People who agree with women Ministers will be/stay in churches which allow them. People who don't, and don't believe these woman are called by God, will go to find a church which also believes as they do. This is a fact too.
I don't need to prove that it was God who called these women into ordained Ministry. If it was, then there's no problem; if it wasn't, then it's up to God to decide whether to reward them for preaching the Gospel and obeying his commands or punish them for "sinning" and doing so when they were the wrong gender.
That's your claim. They are doing God's work (which I can only assume you mean "
and how do you sort them out? Scripture..
To a point, except that there are different interpretations of Scripture.
This isn't a matter relating to the Gospel or salvation. It is quite important - especially to women who are called to do this - but at the end of the day, Christians will go to a church which practices whatever they believe on this matter. All churches believe the same Gospel and do their best to preach/take it to a lost world - whether they allow women to play an active part in that, or not.
All Christians who love the Lord are, I believe, following him, doing his will and loving and serving him. If not, it's for God to correct and lead them onto the right path - it's his work, his church, his kingdom, his glory, and he is the one who has saved us, called us and is, by his Spirit, changing us into Jesus' image and likeness, 2 Corinthians 3:18.
because it's logically constant. You advocate that the reason women are okay in leadership is because it's a sign of the times.
I didn't say anything about it being a sign of the times. I have said that God raised up Deborah, Huldah, Isaiah's wife, Priscilla, Phoebe, Philip's daughters and others to be leaders, teachers, prophetesses and so on. I have said that Jesus chose and allowed women to do many things, that Catherine of Siena advised the pope in the 11th century, Gladys Aylward founded a church in China and that women have been preaching the Gospel for many years.
It's true that I believe that all these things are signs that this is how God is at work in his world today; that he raises up, chooses and calls the people he wishes and puts them in the positions he wishes. But women preaching the gospel and being ordained is not a "current fad".