Hello, hello, welcome to relatable happy Monday. Hope everyone had a wonderful weekend today.

Not as I'm recording this, but as you're listening to this, I'm actually in Nashville for the

Candace Owens show. So make sure that you look out for that. Super exciting. But today,

we are going to discuss a controversial topic that many of you have asked me to discuss.

And I've honestly been kind of avoiding talking about it. It's not really because it's

controversial. You guys know that I don't avoid controversial subjects because, but because

I haven't really decided how to properly articulate what I think about it. But with so many

requests on this and so many conversations about this topic, which is modesty circulating

on social media, especially in what's considered ex-vanjelicalism and progressive Christianity.

I thought it might be time to bite the bullet and just go for it. So that's what we're going

to do. We're going to discuss what modesty means, what the Bible says about it, what it

looks like for Christian women and even men. There's no way, though, for me to cover every

part of this topic, but we're going to do our best to hit the important points. And

I want to kick this off. This is part of why I thought it was a good idea to talk about

this right now because there was some drama that went on online, centering on the subject

of modesty when Christian singer Matthew West released a song called Modest Is Hottest

on Father's Day where he talks about encouraging his two daughters to dress appropriately.

I watched it on Instagram when it came out new, immediately what the reaction was going

to be by from some people, but I mean, I laughed. I got what he was doing. It was obviously

tongue in cheek. He might have been aiming to convey a serious message that he wants

to protect his daughters, but it was obviously like hearted. A little satirical just trying

to jokingly show that, you know, he is a protective dad of his girls. Here's an example

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