Mother's Day was yesterday. Happy Mother's Day to all the moms out there. I hope you got

breakfast in bed and flowers and a day full of love and all that to celebrate the immense

selflessness that you've shown to your family. And today we're talking about women and theology

and a question that comes to us from Audrey. Dear Pastor John, hello, and thank you for

this podcast. I'm a Gen Z listener, and I greatly appreciate the teachings you share each week.

After listening to you and John MacArthur messages over the years and living in the times we are now,

I've started to realize how twisted the world has become. People identify today as non-binary,

glorify themselves on social media, and as Romans

12-9 says, hate what is good and love what is evil. The darkness seems to grow by the hour,

and I'm struggling to navigate a world that feels so countercultural. As a young woman, it's difficult to

discern right from wrong, especially when many churches are endorsing practices like women

preaching and teaching in mixed contexts. I want to understand my biblical role as a woman,

especially as I'm considering pursuing ministry in the future. What advice would you give to a

generation living in such challenging times, particularly young women trying to find their

place in God's will. Thank you.

I preached a message years ago in which the main point was wimpy theology makes wimpy women.

And of course, wimpy theology makes wimpy men too, but it was a woman's conference.

And Audrey is a woman, and she's asking the question. So let me say it again, wimpy men, too, but it was a woman's conference. And Audrey is a woman, and she's asking the

question. So let me say it again. Wimpy theology makes wimpy women. So the first and most important

thing to say to Audrey is that she will be made strong and able to stand against the wiles of the devil and against

the cultural pressures of this age if instead of wimpy theology, she has a big God-Bibyl-saturated

Christ-exalting theology with deep roots that go down into sovereign grace and high branches that reach up into the

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