The dialogue surrounding the role of women in church leadership and the yearning for divine encounters has been, for many, a matter of profound personal and theological contemplation. This article seeks to delve into these discussions, drawing upon Biblical scripture to uncover the nuanced views that have shaped Christian thought and practice. We will examine the passages that have been interpreted as both restrictive and empowering for women in pastoral roles while also exploring the very nature of faith in the absence of tangible experiences with God. Moreover, we will address the delicate balance between seeking evidence of God's presence and the trust required to walk the path of faith.