Here's Mary Cassian.

You know, it used to be that men were expected to be the protectors, and men opened the doors.

Men served women and looked out for women.

And now there's been a subtle shift where men say, well, no, she can look out for herself.

And women, in fact, have said, no, I can look after myself.

I am strong and I'm capable.

I'm able to do that.

And so men, in a sense, have abdicated that responsibility.

And women find themselves opening their own doors, looking out for themselves, and having to protect themselves because the men of the society as a whole are not doing that.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Thursday, May 29th.

Women from around the country and around the world are getting ready to meet in Chicago this October 9th through 11th.

For True Woman, 08, it's a national women's conference, helping those in the audience learn how to truly be the women God called them to be.

Pastor John Piper will be there with Nancy Lee DeMoss,

Janet Partial, and the guest Nancy's about to introduce.

In the last 50 years, our culture has experienced a revolution of seismic proportions.

And this revolution has influenced every single one of us, whether we realize it or not.

Our guest this week is Mary Cassian, who is a wife, she's a mom, she has a background in rehab medicine,

and she's a student of the word, and she's a teacher of women. She loves

the Lord. She loves to teach the word to women. And she's done some extensive and very helpful

research on the feminist revolution of the last 50 years. And that's what we're really here to talk

about this week and how that

revolution has influenced our lives as women. Mary, thank you for joining us this week on

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