A Christian woman shares her journey of discovering God's plan for her life, including her identity, purpose, and roles as a wife, mother, and woman of God. She discusses the impact of feminism and purity culture on her life and the lives of other women, and explores the importance of softness, responsiveness, and femininity in a woman's relationship with God and others. [... more]

A godly mother shares her life experiences, faith, and wisdom on being a woman, wife, and mother, emphasizing the importance of a biblical worldview, marriage, and family, and how these values have shaped her life and relationships. [... more]

The feminist movement is a satanic agenda that attacks God's design for women, seeking to destroy biblical womanhood and replace it with a false, mystical, and self-centered philosophy. This movement is rooted in ancient Gnosticism, which elevates women and promotes self-realization, self-actualization, and self-fulfillment, ultimately leading to a rejection of biblical ethics and the distortion of biblical sexuality. [... more]

Divine design is a crucial topic in understanding one's place in life and identity as an image bearer. It's a study of biblical manhood and womanhood, emphasizing the importance of embracing God's design despite cultural trends. This design is the ultimate display of God's wisdom, moral authority, and goodness, shaping one's life and requiring a renewed mind and a new way of living. [... more]

The church is a living organism where believers can find their purpose, belonging, and relationships. It's a place where individuals can discover their gifts and abilities, and how to live in accordance with their faith. The church is not just a spectator sport, but a dynamic community where people can serve, be served, and love one another. It's a repository of truth, and a vital part of God's plan for making Himself known to the world. [... more]

Marriage requires work and change, with the greatest fear of a woman being abandonment and the greatest fear of a man being embarrassment. A happy marriage can be achieved through self-denial, giving up personal freedoms, and binding oneself to the duties of marriage and family. The secret to marriage is the Gospel, which gives the pattern and power of marriage, allowing two flawed people to grow in love together through Christ's love. [... more]

Exploring the concept of biblical womanhood and the importance of mentorship and discipleship in the lives of women. A discussion on how women can bring light and life to their relationships and communities, and the role of women in the Bible as examples of strength and faith. The host shares her own experiences and insights on starting a women's ministry and organizing a conference to empower women in their spiritual growth. [... more]

Exploring biblical womanhood, God-given identity, and the importance of living a Christ-centered life. Discussing how women can find their purpose and value in their relationships with God and others, and how they can use their unique gifts and talents to serve in various roles and capacities. [... more]

John MacArthur explores the unique role of women in the church, describing what God prizes in a woman and what a woman finds real satisfaction in, a role husbands should support and be willing to work to preserve. He delves into the Bible's clear counsel for women, examining 1 Timothy 2 and discussing the importance of modest apparel, self-control, and a heart of worship. [... more]

Kim Wilson, founder of Academy 31, a Christian girls' school in Raleigh, North Carolina, discusses the importance of biblical education and the need for a Christian worldview in shaping the next generation. She shares her personal testimony and the vision behind Academy 31, which aims to train up godly young women with character and competence. [... more]

God's acts establish basic facts, and His commands fit those facts, leading to applications that fit God's commands and facts. A husband's headship is not about being the boss, but about being a faithful leader, and a wife's submission is not about being inferior, but about being a helper and partner in marriage. [... more]

Paul's letter to the Corinthians addresses the topic of gender distinctions, emphasizing the universal principle of headship and submission. He grounds this principle in the relationship between God the Father and God the Son, and between Christ and man. The passage also explores the application of this principle in real-life situations, including public worship and cultural customs. [... more]

God's design for marriage and family is a good, true, and beautiful design, not an old-fashioned rule book. Women play a vital role in advancing God's plan of redemptive history, and their strength and leadership are essential in shaping their children and families. Biblical submission in marriage is not about being silent or losing one's voice, but about embracing one's unique gifts and strengths to support and uplift their husbands and families. [... more]

God's design for marriage and family is a good, true, and beautiful design, where husbands lead and wives submit, but not in rigid stereotypes. Women have unique strengths and gifts, and their voices are valued in the church. By embracing their uniqueness and speaking life to one another, families can build each other up and become the people God created them to be. [... more]

Committing to God's commands and plans is crucial in marriage, as seen in the story of Abraham and Isaac. This involves marrying within the faith, trusting God to provide a spouse, pursuing a wife with character, and seeking parental approval. Complete, honest, and transparent communication is also essential, as well as the husband's ability to provide financially. Ultimately, finding fulfillment and contentment in the Lord is foundational for a good relationship in marriage. [... more]

God has a plan for singles to faithfully serve Him in and through His church in unique ways, and maturity is a values proposition that involves moving beyond self-centeredness to think about what matters most in life and being willing to make sacrifices for those things. Maturity also involves being sober, aware of one's vulnerability, and understanding the importance of being stable in one's faith. It is a mindset that says the word of God is the authority in one's life, and one is not strong but can be made strong through God's grace. Additionally, maturity involves being selfless, pursuing ways to give of oneself, and setting aside an attitude of selfishness. In singleness, one can discover one's giftedness, come to grips with who they are, and live under God's authority, finding security and identity in Christ. [... more]

The Bible paints a positive picture of singleness as a gift from God, intended to be used to serve Him in unique ways with unique capacities. Singleness is a universal state, and understanding its purpose and value is essential for all believers. Dr. Alan Benson emphasizes the importance of maturity, identity, and purity in singleness, and encourages listeners to focus on these areas to grow in their faith and relationships. [... more]

The concept of complementarianism is explored as a biblical teaching on the roles of men and women in marriage and the church. Dr. Sam Horn discusses the importance of understanding the Bible's teaching on equality and authority, and how it affects the way we relate to one another and honor God. [... more]

God's original intent in creating the first woman is revealed in Genesis chapter 2, where He assigns her a specific role as a help meet for Adam. This role is unique to her and is characterized by her ability to assist and complement Adam. A woman's power lies not in being equal to men, but in being a woman, and her response to God's design is one of yielding and submission. [... more]

The concept of manhood is rooted in biblical teachings, encompassing spiritual, physical, cultural, and psychological aspects. Christian men are called to live in ways that reflect their masculine traits, shaped by the Word, enabled by the Spirit, and exercised in love within society. Leadership is a key aspect of manhood, involving responsibility, protection, and provision for others, with Christ being the perfect example of a shepherd leader. [... more]