Abigail Dodd says our society is asking some fundamental questions.

Is a female body good? Is a male body good? And who gets to say what body I have?

The simple fact of the matter is I don't get to choose my body. I don't get to choose my sex.

And when God made the male and female body in Adam and Eve, he said very good.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Lies Women Believe and the Truth That Sets Them Free.

For May 5th, 2021, I'm Dana Gresh. Well, there's no question that when we look around us, we see mass confusion in our world on so many fronts.

But one of the ones that is the most concerning and disheartening to me has to do with a fundamental mission of

revive our hearts. I'm talking about something that I'm sure you've been hearing about if you listen

to any news or read any social media, and that is the controversy over what it means to be

a boy or a girl, a man or a woman. And there are those who are saying, we can't know

who is a boy, who is a girl, and maybe that it doesn't even matter at all. Of course, that's

what we're hearing in the society around us. But thankfully, as Christians, we are not called to

live by society's norms and standards.

God's word beautifully and firmly cuts through the confusion with simple statements like what we read in Genesis chapter 1.

Verse 27 says, so God created man in his own image.

In the image of God, he created him. Male and female, he created them.

And then just a few verses later, Genesis 1.31, and God saw everything that he had made.

And behold, it was very good.

Well, today's program touches on what God's word has to say, particularly to us as women,

and how we can look to the scripture for our definition and our sense of identity.

This conversation took place shortly before the pandemic at the tail end of the Sisters and Ministry Summit here at Revive Our Hearts. Let's listen together.

We have just had a very exciting week here at Revive Our Hearts where almost 30 women gathered

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