Hi, I'm Leslie Ludi, hosted the Set-A-Part-Grel podcast, biblical encouragement for women of all ages.

Today we're going to look at what it means to embrace our feminine design and before we dive into

that topic I wanted to let you know that we have a limited time giveaway for our

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So let's look at our topic for today.

Embracing our God-given feminine design.

Genesis 117 is a very simple scripture but it's one that is causing a lot of

confusion in our culture today and it simply says male and female he meaning

God created them. You wouldn't think something that basic and that simple

would be so controversial and yet in our culture today it's probably the source of

the greatest controversy and the greatest confusion.

I remember being in a tea room with my young daughters a few Christmases ago and it was a very

quaint old-fashioned tea roomfashioned tea-room with China tea-cups and the only thing strange

about it was that our server was a guy who was dressed like a girl and the girls

were really confused about this my little girls they didn't they

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