Kim Wagner says, when we embrace God's call to be true women, it will influence men to be true men.

And we'll have leadership, and we'll have men that are being fathers to their children, making tough decisions to make courageous leadership choices that before they might have been afraid of what their wife would say or do if they made that choice.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Waldmoot, author of Voices of the True Woman Movement for March 22, 2018.

Music Woman Movement for March 22nd, 2018.

At Revive Our Hearts, listeners have written to us about serious problems in their relationships.

Some have husbands who won't handle money. Others are dealing with men who won't work.

Others are struggling with men in sexual addictions. When the men around you won't lead, are you tempted to take over? That's one of the questions we'll explore today, continuing in the series

The True Woman Manifesto Foundations.

Yesterday, Nancy began talking with pastor's wives, Holly Elif and Kim Wagner, about the

true woman manifesto, how it came about and the influence it's having.

Let's get back to that conversation.

You know, for the Christian

female community at large, whether they were there or not, whether they yet realized it or not,

that was a significant historical event. I remember waking up that morning, and I had had

time to look through, read through, be a part of praying through the

preparation of the manifesto. So it was very much, it wasn't new to me in that sense. I remember

waking up that morning early and I just sense the spirit of God placing such hope within my heart.

And the words that were going through my mind was, today, the movement begins. And I sent that as a text

to you and Holly and Carolyn McCulley and a few of my friends that we had been a part of praying for

this and planning for this for a few years and such a sense of expectancy that God was going to

begin turning women's hearts back to him, back to the truth of his word, to educate women that they might have a

sense of, well, I'm a Christian, I'm a believer, I believe the word, but not really a clear

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