What's up guys? Happy Thursday. I hope that you guys are having a great week. I am in DC right now.

I know it doesn't look like I am because I'm not recording this in DC, but as you're listening to this

podcast, I will be in DC for the storek ball and the march for life. If you guys are there tomorrow

as you're listening to this. So Friday, please come say hi. I will actually be with my mom. I'm excited

to be there. This is actually the first time I've actually marched for life. I know the people in

March for life. I know a lot of the people associated with movement. I'm really excited to hear

Ben Shapiro speak. He is such an amazing and logical advocate for pre-born life. And I'm really excited

about that. So anyway, today, that's not what we're going to talk about. We, I might talk about it

a little bit at the end if we have time. I'm going to talk about three myths that Christian women

believe. And this was actually inspired by someone who sent me a message on Instagram. And

it is a caption of Haley Bieber who used to be Haley Baldwin. She's a model. Mary's Justin Bieber.

It is a caption that Haley Baldwin Bieber put on Instagram. And this person had a question about

a few things that she had said, specifically this idea that we see in a lot of Christian female

circles that you are enough. So I thought about this and I realized this is one of a few myths,

quite a few myths that particularly Christian women believe, not as much Christian men. I've had

a problem for a while with female Bible studies and the way that a lot of women, not all Christian

women, but a lot of women preach the Bible with this kind of me first or me centered mentality

that everything in the Bible is about them. And they kind of reduce Jesus to this emotionally

supportive boyfriend that is almost like their, almost like their gal pal who just sits around and

tells them how awesome their hair is and how great their personality is. I've always really

disliked that about female Christianity because that's not who Jesus is. Jesus is the same for men

as he is to women. Now that's not to say there are differences between men and women.

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