Today we continue our look at God's Original Design, and we are looking at the God-ordained relationship of marriage. Specifically, we want to talk about divorce and remarriage, and where they align with God's Original Design.

This week on the podcast, we are following up on our conversation on the created order with regard to women! Today we will focus on these knit-pick passages that many will take out of context and apply to womanhood. We need a consistent Biblical perspective on womanhood.

This week we will jump into our breakdown of Biblical Womanhood. We will tackle the passage of Proverbs 31, "The Woman Who Fears the Lord."

This week we will round out our thoughts on Biblical Masculinity. We will focus this week on the virtue of Strength.

This week on the It's Okay Podcast we are looking at the three virtues of a Godly Man. In a world where there is a war on gender and masculinity in our culture today. It's important that we remind ourselves of what Scripture teaches about Biblical masculinity and what men are called to be. We're called to fight against the cultural trends and tides that are driven by Satan.

After completing our study on the creation mandate(Genesis 1 & 2) coupled with the complication of the Fall(Genesis 3), we are now digging into some of the realities that come from those passages. This week our focus is on Biblical Masculinity. What does mean to really be a man of God?

This week on the It's Okay Podcast we are completing our look at the creation mandate by digging into the Fall of humanity and the introduction of sin into the reality of God's creation. We will have an expository study of Genesis 3 setting the stage for some more in-depth studies moving forward.

This week on the It's Okay Podcast we will do an expository breakdown of Genesis 1 & 2, and focus on the Creation Mandate(Adamic Covenant). We will set the groundwork before jumping into a few months of Biblical Masculinity & Womanhood.

This week we will dig into the books of the major and minor prophets. We will look at an overview and application of these books for someone who is under the New Covenant.

This week we are again going beyond the flannelgraph by looking at a section of Scripture that we have probably all heard from, which is out of Mark 3:3-19 when Jesus calls specifically the twelve disciples to follow Him.