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Is it possible that our understanding of gender is being shaped more by culture than Scripture?
In today's world, there's a lot of confusion about masculinity, femininity, and what it means to be created in God's image. Bonnie's story highlighted how trauma and societal narratives can distort our view of ourselves and our roles. But what if our true identity isn’t found in how the world defines us, but in how God designed us?
When we lean into Scripture, we see that male and female are a beautiful reflection of God's intentional design, made to showcase different facets of His character. The cultural punches that try to erase those differences aren't just about gender—they threaten to unravel the fabric of God's good creation.
Are we truly honoring God's blueprint? Or are we letting culture rewrite His design?
Worth thinking about.
Interested in the Council Statement I was referring to? Get it here.
https://cbmw.org/about/the-danvers-statement/
By Dr. J McCleeseIs it possible that our understanding of gender is being shaped more by culture than Scripture?
In today's world, there's a lot of confusion about masculinity, femininity, and what it means to be created in God's image. Bonnie's story highlighted how trauma and societal narratives can distort our view of ourselves and our roles. But what if our true identity isn’t found in how the world defines us, but in how God designed us?
When we lean into Scripture, we see that male and female are a beautiful reflection of God's intentional design, made to showcase different facets of His character. The cultural punches that try to erase those differences aren't just about gender—they threaten to unravel the fabric of God's good creation.
Are we truly honoring God's blueprint? Or are we letting culture rewrite His design?
Worth thinking about.
Interested in the Council Statement I was referring to? Get it here.
https://cbmw.org/about/the-danvers-statement/