Well, we're getting closer and closer to the World War Force weekend coming up in May in Fort Worth, Texas.

And one of the unique aspects of this conference is an intensive that we launch each event with.

This year, it'll be on that Friday, May 21st.

And as we spend the entire weekend looking at the image of God, we're going to

double down on one aspect of what it means to be made in the image of God that is most

culturally controversial right now. And you might even say is the source of so many of our

cultural ills. And that is the idea of male and female. That's a very, that's very

clear language right there in Genesis when God talks about being made in the image of God.

Genesis 1-27, in fact, you know, male and female, he created them. A big part of that intensive

on the male and female parts of being made in the image of God or the

male and female aspects of being made in the image of God is my guest here.

Just now a good friend, someone who you have heard before on the Breakpoint podcast.

You've heard us quoted, quote, quote him and his work.

He's got the most recently banned book, I think, in American history.

I don't know if there's been another one more recently than Dr. Ryan Anderson's book

when Harry became Sally.

But Ryan, it's always good to see you, my friend.

Good to have you here for this conversation.

Yeah, glad to be.

So this idea of male and female has gone in a generation from being seen as built

into our lives, our bodies, even our societies, to seemingly being up for grabs and to be considered as a as a social

construct. I mean, things that were unthinkable on this level just a generation ago or

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