This past October, over 6,000 women from around the world came together to hear Nancy Lee DeMoss and other speakers at True Woman 08.

What would draw so many women to Chicago that weekend?

We came from Washington State, as a matter of fact, to be encouraged and hopefully have an eternal impact on the lives that we touch.

We have heard Nancy Lee DeMars on Moody, and so we wanted to hear more about being a true woman.

We are very curious to know.

I came to the conference just to have an opportunity to interact with other women who are very passionate about their faith,

about how I can strengthen my relationship with God and be able to pass that along to my children and with my

husband as well. So that's why I came when I came with my friends. And so I'm just excited about the

experience. And the fact that you are here today for such a time as this is God smiling, I believe, on that vision, that dream, who have said,

yes, we want to join you in being a part of this countercultural revolution.

And now look at what God is building, what he is orchestrating, what he is beginning to bring about among Christian women.

And by the way, that's where it has to start.

Because the world has the questions, but they don't have the answers.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Le DeMauze for Friday, December 19th.

A new woman's movement was launched in October at True Woman 08, the National Conference

for Women. We're about to get a taste of what it was like to be there.

We'll hear portions of messages from Nancy Lee-Demoss and Mary Cassian in just a minute.

But let's begin with John Piper, whose message set a theological framework for all that was to follow at this historic conference.

Wimpy theology makes wimpy women.

I don't like wimpy women.

I didn't marry one.

And with Noel, I am trying to raise Talatha who turns 13 on Saturday not to be one.

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