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What women are, what we aren't, why we matter, the unfair standards that sometimes we are held to, the right standards,

that God holds us to, how the world is always going to redefine what a woman is, repress true womanhood, even in the name of empowerment,

but how the Bible, how Christianity uniquely provides value, provides us identity, provides refuge,

that we can cling to, that we can run to, and all of the craziness that is surrounding how the world approaches and defines womanhood.

So we are going to weave some recent stories into this conversation.

We're going to talk about the Cardi B performance at the Grammys.

We are also going to talk about women in the military, and Tucker Carlson's drama that has unfolded over the past week in regards to that.

We're going to talk about boys who identify as girls playing girls sports, what this actually means for girls sports.

We're going to talk about the very real factual differences between boys and girls, men and women that justify sex segregated spaces, why this is important,

and then what we as Christians, how we as the church can continue to be the place where women run to from the chaos and confusion that characterizes the world.

I think this issue deserves clarity because as we've already established, there are so many competing voices, competing images, competing messages telling us what it really means to be a woman.

We've got one form of feminism or something that calls itself feminism, which says that empowerment means, quote, owning your sexuality, the way that Cardi B and Megan the stallion did in the song WOP, and how they represented this kind of empowerment in their performance at the Grammys.

I've read the lyrics to the song. I saw about eight seconds of the performance at the Grammys on Twitter, and I get the gist.

I got it. These are women who are pushing the limits on sexuality and self objectification in order to get attention and to make a profit.

I really don't think for them. It's much deeper than that. I don't actually think that they're intending to make some kind of social statement on feminism or owning your sexuality or girl power, anything like that.

I think it is literally what can we get away with? How can we push the limits, push the boundaries and make ourselves money?

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