Carolyn McCauley has learned to appreciate the biblical concept of submission.

As a single woman, I don't have a husband to submit to, but there are plenty of other biblical categories for me to submit in, to my pastor, to my boss,

and I can either use the gifts that God has given me to build them up and to encourage them because I know what God is calling us to,

or I can try to build myself up through demanding their time and attention, which never works.

It's Thursday, September 6th, and you're listening to Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss.

Music Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee-Demoss. Well, thank you for joining us again on Revive Our Hearts.

And if you've been listening to the conversation we've been having this week, I know that you've been challenged and perhaps have learned some things as I have.

And we're talking about some fundamental issues in our culture that relate to our mission

here at Revive Our Hearts as we're calling women to freedom, fullness, and fruitfulness in Christ.

We've been talking with two of my friends, Carolyn McCulley. Carolyn is a

speaker. She's an author. She's a part of the staff at Sovereign Grace Ministries out of Gatorsburg,

Maryland. And Carolyn, thank you for joining us on this conversation and for the thinking and the

writing and the speaking that you've done on this subject that's been very helpful to me. Oh, I'm glad it could be of use. And Jennifer Epperson, the station manager,

at one of our very important station partners, WRMB in Boynton Beach, Florida, part of the Moody

radio group. And we are so thankful for the partnership with your station there and Jennifer for the

privilege of serving with you and you've had quite a journey this is not a theoretical topic for you

it's one that you've lived and it's been neat to see God in the process of renewing your thinking

and giving you delight in what it means to be a woman where at one time

that really was not the case. So thank you for being open and willing to share some of that

journey with us. Thank you so much, Nancy. And certainly I'm not through yet. I'm still walking

that journey. Now, we won't try and repeat all of it, but we've talked about both of you women

going through a journey of

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