Here's Nancy Lee DeMoss.

If you're a mature woman, you have this disposition to affirm, to receive, and to nurture strength and leadership for worthy men.

So we see here the man as an initiator and the woman as a responder.

It's a bent.

It's a direction of your heart that you'll find expressing itself

in everyday circumstances and situations.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Friday, February 1st. We've been in a series called A Vision for Biblical Womanhood.

Nancy's shown us what it means to be uniquely feminine in the home and in the church.

Today we'll consider, is there a way to be distinctly feminine all the time

around everyone we meet? Here's Nancy. I remember a number of years ago watching a world skating

championship ladies free program, and my ears perked up when I heard Dick Button, who was commenting on one of the

skaters' performances, and he said, she's a very ladylike skater. She makes me feel very relaxed

when I watch her. And that comment caught my attention, and I thought, you know, that is a picture

of the beauty of true femininity.

She's a very ladylike skater.

She makes me feel relaxed when I watch her.

That was a man commenting on the beauty of femininity.

The same is true with masculinity.

There's something very engaging, something arresting about true masculinity when it's lived out. And that femininity

and masculinity, that complementary way of men and women relating to each other, can touch people

in powerful ways. Not too long ago, I was listening to a recording session with another radio

program, and I was sitting in the

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