Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth explains why it's so important to embrace a biblical view of womanhood.

It's not about us. It's not about women. It's about Christ. And the goal is to exalt

him to his rightful place as Lord in our hearts, in our churches, and in this world.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Lies Women Believe,

for March 13, 2018. Yesterday, Nancy gave us some important background on a document called The True Woman Manifesto.

We learned why we need a manifesto in the first place.

If you miss that program, you can hear it at revive our hearts.com.

That's also where you can read the manifesto for yourself.

Nancy continues to describe this important document in this series,

The True Woman Manifesto Part 1, Foundations.

The True Woman Manifesto, which we're walking through over these next several weeks

here on Revive Our Hearts, was first released in October of 2008 at the True Woman Conference in Chicago.

And I see somebody waving her white hanky here. We had white flags in that conference just as a sign

of our surrender to the Lord in here now, months and months

later, some of you are still carrying those, and just a symbol of the fact that we want to be

women who say, yes, Lord.

Well, since that first conference and the release of the True Woman manifesto, it's been so

encouraging to see women all across the country and in other parts of the

world affirming this statement and sharing it with others in local churches, in small groups,

and retreat settings. But over the course of these next weeks and months, we're taking time to walk

through the True Woman Manifesto, point by point.

And I want to encourage you to follow along with us. You can print out a PDF of the manifesto from

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