Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth says all women, whether married or single, are called to display femininity.

Now, that doesn't mean that we have to wear ruffles in pink, okay?

It does mean we have to have a feminine heart to exhibit a distinctively feminine spirit.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walkamoo, author of Surrender

for June 1, 2018.

No one likes being stereotyped.

God created you as an individual and has called you to live out biblical womanhood in a unique way.

Here's Nancy to help you get to the heart of femininity.

As you know, we're walking through the True Woman Manifesto,

and if you don't have a copy of this, I'd encourage you to go to revive our hearts.com

and download a copy. You can order copies of the brochure. I want to encourage you to sign the

manifesto after you prayerfully read and consider it. But in these last few sessions, we've been

looking at things that relate to children and mothering. But in these last few sessions, we've been looking at things that relate to

children and mothering. And I know that on Revive Our Hearts, we talk a lot about marriage and

motherhood. And yet I recognize that we have many listeners who are in different seasons of life.

We have teenage girls. We have college students, we have elderly women and everything in

between. And many of our listeners are not married, currently, maybe never. Many of them don't

have children, at least at this season, and may wonder, as they listen to certain programs,

where do I fit in? And what does true womanhood look like for me? I was reading on the

internet this past week and came across a blog by a recent college graduate, a young woman who

loves the Lord, committed believer. And a year ago, when she was just finishing up college, she was in a

relationship with a young man. They were planning to marry after college, and she was so looking

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