Hey guys, my name is Johnny Irr Navanus and this is Dialin.

In this episode I sit down with Brianna Harris, who is the Dean of Women at the Master's University

and I ask her about a women's struggle with sexual purity.

So often we think about sexual purity or pornography and it's often communicated as a guy's struggle.

But Bree wants us to understand and to discern that this is something that

we also need to be talking about with women in the church. You're going to be well served

by listening to Brianna Harris. Let's dial in.

Brie, thanks for sitting down.

I want you to just briefly introduce yourself, tell people who you are, what have been you to know about Breonna Harris.

Yeah, so my name is Brianna Harris, and I work at the Master of University.

I serve as the Dean of Women, and I just received my master's in biblical counseling,

and then I serve at my local church.

Cool.

Well, Bree, I'm thankful for the time.

One of the things I wanted to talk to you about is a woman's struggle with sexual purity.

So often when we talk about sexual purity, it's almost isolated to an exclusively male struggle.

So we have different things even in a high school setting

where we separate guys and girls. We'll talk about purity with the guys and the girls will talk

about, I don't know, relationships or something like that. Modesty, exactly. But maybe just briefly

initially address the misconceptions regarding women and sexual purity and why it's worthy

of consideration and conversation in the church today. Yeah, I think that basically we are sexual

beings and we are sinful too. So I think it's weird that there's been this like separation of

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