Modesty is Controversial?

Episode 106 of the Church Public podcast, hosted by Church Public, titled "Modesty is Controversial?" was published on July 8, 2021 and runs 30 minutes.

July 8, 2021 ·30m · Church Public

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Summary

I have a teenage daughter and honestly this world is a crazy place for her to grow up in so when I saw the parody video from Christian artist, Matthew West I literally laughed out loud. Then I tagged it to show my daughter later and by the time I came back, the video was deleted, because people were outraged that modesty was promoted? Seriously people, what? How can we keep our way pure? By living according to God's word. - Psalm 119:9 (translation adapted for connotation of context) ...

Episode Description

I have a teenage daughter and honestly this world is a crazy place for her to grow up in so when I saw the parody video from Christian artist, Matthew West I literally laughed out loud.

Then I tagged it to show my daughter later and by the time I came back, the video was deleted, because people were outraged that modesty was promoted? Seriously people, what?

How can we keep our way pure? By living according to God's word. - Psalm 119:9 (translation adapted for connotation of context)
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