God rescued Laura Perry Smaltz from a transgender lifestyle. Now she's married to a godly man,

and she's learned. That embracing my femininity, the more I'm willing to embrace my femininity,

the more it brings up masculinity and vice versa. And you begin to see this harmonious, beautiful display

of the gospel. This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMas Walgam.

Other of lies women believe in the truth that sets them free.

From May 26, 2026, I'm Dana Gresh.

Do you ever feel the urge to complain about men today?

Maybe you've said something along the lines of men not being masculine enough

or not being the leaders and protectors you want them to be.

But I've got a bit of a challenging question for you today.

What if women are part of the problem?

And the solution. We're hearing more from Laura Perry Smaltz today. At a true woman conference,

she shared a message about how God saved her from transgenderism and taught her to embrace biblical femininity.

Gender isn't fluid as our culture would like you to believe.

As you're about to hear, there are some distinct differences between men and women.

And some wonderful ways they complement one another.

Let's dive into the second half of Laura's message to learn more about that.

So one way that we think, you know, why does God create these different perspectives and why does

he create us so differently? And again, this is all about Christ and the bride. But I think

another way we can look at this is there's an experiment. You can see, even if you like cover one

eye and then you change the other

eye, look at how different the image you see is. And you can do this with markers. I tried this one day

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