When you talk about biblical roles for men and women, it starts to sound controversial to modern ears.

Nancy Lee DeMoss says your lifestyle will be more convincing to people than your words.

I believe that we will win more battles on this subject by the attractiveness of our lives exemplifying this vision, then we will

by heated words and debates.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Wednesday, February 6th.

Nancy's been in a helpful series called A Vision for Biblical Womanhood.

She's given us a balanced look at what the Bible has to say to us as women about our roles in the home, church, and society.

But why are we making such a big deal about this? Why does it really matter?

Nancy will explain as she wraps up the series.

Well, I want to thank you for hanging in with us on this series.

I know there have been some things that perhaps some of your ears have sounded pretty radical.

Maybe some of you are now convinced I'm crazy.

But I hope that you've been challenged to go to the scripture, to think through some of these issues.

We've been talking about a biblical vision for womanhood and for manhood. What is God's purpose for making men and for

women? We've seen that this is something precious. It's something beautiful. It's something wonderful.

It's something that I think the enemy has done an incredible job of stealing from the church today.

And I believe that many of our listeners are going to be in a process of

getting set free as we begin to embrace rather than resisting or resenting the implications

of some of this teaching. So we've talked about how men and women are both created in the image

of God and have equal worth and value and dignity. And we've talked about how there are yet

differences. There's equality, yet there are differences between men and value and dignity. And we've talked about how there are yet differences. There's equality,

yet there are differences between men and women, not just the obvious physiological ones.

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