Is the next generation of women ready for marriage and parenting?

Here's Dana Gresh.

You know, what's frightening to me is we've had the issue of young women saying,

I don't know if I want to submit to my husband when I have a husband.

I don't know if I really want to have a husband.

They're increasingly in the last five years or so, they're saying, I don't know if I want to have kids at all, ever.

I haven't seen that be a good thing.

I don't want to be tied to that.

I don't want to be slowed down.

It's frightening to me that this isn't just a cultural pressure anymore, but it's something within the church.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Wednesday, April 30th.

Nancy Lee DeMoss interviews a lot of authors on Revive Our Hearts.

But since she just co-authored the book Lies Young Women Believe with Dana Gresh,

we've invited Bob Lepin to ask the questions today.

He's co-host of the radio program Family Life Today,

and he's been talking this week with Nancy and Dana about a generation of young women who need our involvement in their lives.

I'll never forget a conversation I was having once with two college professors, and these professors taught what is a dying discipline in the college

campus. They were teaching home economics and they were meeting with a group of young college

women and they said to these women, how many of you hope that someday you will be married

and that you will be parents, that you'll be a mom.

And virtually all of the women raised their hands.

That was their hope and their longing.

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