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Apr 13, 2022 5 min

Relationship Revelation Ep. 15 | Equality

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Today we’re going to be talking about equality. We live in a male-dominated society and people often mistake this as God’s intention for the world. Today we examine the scriptures to see what God actually did say about gender relations. Tuning in, you’ll hear about how both men and women are made in God’s image and are therefore equal, and how we know that God is not okay with a human being controlling another human being. Listen in today to discover God’s perspective and purpose for our gender differences so that we can achieve cooperation in our relationships in line with His will, instead of conflict and competition. Key Points From This Episode: How both men and women are made in God’s image and are therefore equal. The dating experience that Dr. Gwen had with a man that was controlling. How we know that God is not okay with a human being controlling another human being. How gender is made for equality and complementarity according to scripture. How men and women are also equal in redemption. The importance of equality in relationships in spite of our existence in a male-dominated society. How dominance and control are manifestations of pride. Why women should not live under the dominance of men. Why women should not be controlling of men either. How to achieve cooperation in your relationship instead of conflict and competition. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Relationality Podcasts on Gwendolyn GlobalDr. Gwen on InstagramDr. Gwen on FacebookDr. Gwen's Email

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