Carolyn McCulley learned something about men and women while setting up for church.

And I would cart these crates in every week, and my pastor would see me every week and say,

Carolyn, put that down. One of the guys will come along and get it. And I would always think in terms of expediency,

I can carry it. In fact, I loaded this into my car to get it here. You know, and it's not a matter of

capability. It was a matter of allow a man to take this initiative and extend benevolence

towards you to honor you. It took me such a long time to understand why that was an honor and not an

inconvenience.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss.

It's Monday, February 4th.

Nancy is continuing in a series she began last week called A Vision for Biblical Womanhood.

Well, in this series on the complementarian vision, that is how women and men are created by God to complement one another rather than competing with each other.

We've examined that from a number of different angles. We've seen how God created by God to complement one another rather than competing with each other.

We've examined that from a number of different angles.

We've seen how God created the woman to be a helper to her husband and her husband to provide a godly servant leadership for his wife and family.

We've looked at that complementarian role between men and women in the context of the church.

And then in the last session, we talked about how there's some applications for men and

women to live out their masculinity and their femininity in relationship with one another,

in other relationships outside of the family and even outside of the official church context.

And today I'm joined by my friends Holly Eliff and Kim Wagner and Carolyn McCulley.

You've heard them before and revive our hearts.

We call these conversations table talk as we get together after recording sessions

and we talk about what we've just talked about

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