If you're learning to be godly and feminine, it doesn't mean you have to fit a stereotype.

Here's Nancy DeMoss-Swalgamuth.

Now, I want to be sweet and I want to have a gentle and quiet spirit, but I can also be feisty.

And I can do it, and so can you, under the control of the spirit, or we can do it as rebels.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamoo, co-author of True Woman

101 for June 19, 2018.

Back in 2008, Nancy and a team from Revive Our Hearts wrote the true woman manifesto and included the line,

We will embrace and display our unique design as women.

Who would know the gender earthquake that would come in the years since? Nancy will help us compare popular opinion on gender with the truth from God's word. She'll start by discussing a

trend among many expecting parents. Well, I'm sure I don't have to tell you that gender reveal parties

are all the rage today.

I was on a website last night called The Bump, and it talks about fun and unique and creative,

gender reveal ideas. My goodness, some people are really creative. There are gender reveal

paint guns. There are gender reveal pignatas that explode with pink or blue confetti.

There are gender reveal smoke bombs, of course, in pink or blue.

There's gender reveal punch, pink lemonade, or blue Hawaiian punch.

They're gender reveal cupcakes, pink and blue, you know that, silly string, eggs, pink or blue

yolk when broken. Not real. just pretend. And we know, as you see

a lot of those announced on social media that young women or moms, couples are eager to find out,

whether it's a boy or a girl, whether that's from an ultrasound during the pregnancy or

some who choose to wait until the baby is

actually delivered. I have a friend whose husband serves in this ministry, and she was pregnant with her

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