A woman's place is in the home, to me, doesn't sound right.

A woman's responsibility is in the home.

To say her place is in the home makes you think she just ought to sit there because that's

where she belongs.

No, that's where her duty and responsibility is.

That's where her opportunity is to have the greatest impact on the world.

A woman doesn't impact the world by getting a briefcase from going downtown.

She impacts the world by raising a godly generation of men and women.

Welcome to Grace to You with John MacArthur. I'm your host, Phil Johnson. Maybe you've heard that the Bible says a woman's place is in the home, but is that

right? Is a woman really not supposed to have a life outside the confines of her own four walls?

Today, John MacArthur shows you why it's more accurate to say a woman's responsibility is in the home.

Of course, even a phrase like that is sure to stir controversy, but would you

expect anything less from a study that John has titled, Revolutionary Living in a Dark Culture?

Now, to show you what younger women need to know from Scripture about their role, here is John

MacArthur.

We go again in our study of the book of Titus to chapter

two, and we're looking at verses four and five. This is Paul's instruction to Titus for the young

women of the church.

Verse four, encourage these young women that is, train them in the matter of self-control

to love their husbands.

That's one word, Philondras, to be husband lovers.

That's what it means in 1st Timothy 5, as we read, to be a one-man woman, totally devoted

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