Mary Cassian was talking to her son about physical attractiveness.

He said as he got to know young women through conversation,

some of them all of a sudden become much more attractive and some of the ones who may

have been good looking become less attractive.

And so by the time I leave, I have a way different evaluation of which women are the beautiful ones.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for April 24, 2015.

For the last couple of weeks, Nancy Lee DeMoss and Mary Cassian have been showing us 10 elements of biblical womanhood from the Book of Titus.

They've written about these elements in their new workbook, True Woman 201, Interior Design.

If you've missed any of the discussion, you can hear it or watch the videos at revive

our hearts.com.

Today, they wrap up this series by looking at the beauty of Christ.

Well, for those who've been listening to this conversation we've been having Mary by

the radio or a podcast, they need to know we've also been doing a video

shoot at the same time. And nobody can imagine except us all that we've been through to pull together

this shoot. And it's been days here of wardrobe issues, challenges, matching our clothes. We have very

different styles, hair and makeup and set and

context. I brought mostly red clothes. You brought mostly pink. So that didn't have,

that did not work very well. So I'm saying the next series we do, I think, should be called

authentic womanhood. We have no makeup. We wear the same outfit the whole time. What do you think?

Drink hot chocolate in front of the fireplace and in-house robes or something.

We'll get just as many complaints, I'm sure. But it is amazing how we all want to be beautiful.

And the lengths that we will go to in order to make ourselves presentable,

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