why don't you grab a head and we're going to pray holy spirit we ask for wisdom for y'all

and for me and we pray god for you just to open our eyes and holy spirit you said that you lead us into all truth.

And here we are reading the Bible, and you said you're the one who takes the Bible and makes it truth.

So we pray that you would be the catalyst tonight, that we would have a truth encounter,

that our eyes of our understanding would be open and that our hearts would burn within us as we

take this journey tonight to deeper revelation in you amen i want to um i want to talk about jesus the founder of the Women's Liberation Movement.

And before I do that, I do have a strategy.

Last week, or two weeks ago, on Christmas, I'm sorry, Easter, Christmas.

You know, wait a second,

every day is Christmas for a Christian. But I was thinking of Easter. I spoke Easter Sunday evening. Actually, my message was actually on the resurrection, but of course, as lots of preachers

do, I chased a rabbit

and shot a couple.

I mean, caged them and took them somewhere.

And I got some really good feedback last week, or a couple of weeks ago, from some of our

ladies that were on our team and I felt

really sorry for some of the comments that I made when I was talking about the empowerment of women

in the Me Too movement and I was trying in that message to just bring some balance and say let's

all work to create a healthy culture.

But in my zeal to have men and women both equally responsible to create a healthy culture that we,

I mean, you want it, whatever you sow, you reap, I unbeknownst to myself myself over-emphasized the woman part to the place

where our team felt like you depicted yourself as someone who doesn't protect women and you

act it like you blame women for the fact that in the Me Too movement that women are being

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