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I’m so sad to say goodbye to 2024!! Some moments

I’m so sad to say goodbye to 2024!! Some moments I’m real grateful for this year:

—Graduating from @wheatoncollegeil Grad School with a master’s degree in evangelism and leadership (love you, girls!!!) 👩‍🎓

—Feeling the overwhelming burden from God to write a book to help fellow parents navigate this sexually broken world with wisdom, wrestling with saying “yes” to that call for months, saying a quiet “yes,” and then God fast tracking a book contract with @ivpress 👀(I’ll post when you can preorder soon!!) 📕

—Finding so much joy speaking because I get to do it with my bff, God 🥲

—Being more of my goofball self with my kids 🤓

—Our dog, Bingo, not getting smaller 🐶

—Matt and I learning to not take ourselves so seriously in marriage—laughing more 🤪

—The kids being the dreamiest ages ever (saying their shares of “I hate yous” to each other but also apologizing and skipping sweetly together) 👯‍♀️

—Being prayed for and supported by a new spiritual director, a prayer team, a board, wise mentors, and the some of the best friends ever 🙏

—Researching and writing the book and a massive film project 👀 (eek! I’ll share more soon…) 🎥

—Learning to look more tenderly at my mom insecurities that could bury me every night in shame, and instead learning to let God hold my kids tighter than I ever can 🥲

I mean…

She’s right.

This conversation on “The Genesis of Gender” with the wise and compassionate Dr. Abigail Favale is a highlight of our fall season.

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We define male and female, we talk about the unhelpful separation between gender and sex and bodies, we explore how we can engage friends who wrestle with gender other than encouraging transitioning, we talk about parenting a bit, and we theorize about why the transitioning numbers are so high for teen girls.

Find the episode wherever you get your podcasts or on YouTube by searching “Hole in My Heart” and snagging “Episode 232: The Genesis of Gender.”

#genesisofgender #abigailfavale #genderwithJesus #therapypodcasts #radiopodcasts #himhpodcast

“Yes, boys can play with these toys, but they ar

“Yes, boys can play with these toys, but they are still boys because of the kind of bodies they are.”

Dr. Abigail Favale wrote my favorite book on gender, ‘The Genesis of Gender,’ and we talk about it today on the pod.

We define male and female, we talk about the unhelpful separation between gender and sex and bodies, we explore how we can engage friends who wrestle with gender other than encouraging transitioning, we talk about parenting a bit, and we theorize about why the transitioning numbers are so high for teen girls.

If you care about the gender convo at all, we don’t think this is an episode you will want to miss. 🔥🔥🔥

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Find the episode wherever you get your podcasts or on YouTube by searching “Hole in My Heart” and snagging “Episode 232: The Genesis of Gender.”

#genesisofgender #abigailfavale #genderwithJesus #therapypodcasts #radiopodcasts #himhpodcast

We need to put it in the context of the *gospel.*

We need to put it in the context of the *gospel.*

S*x: “When moms and dads love each other… They don’t show the world what happens when they have s*x. *They don’t take a picture of it.* But the world can see fruit of private love through [intimacy between spouses and] babies.”

Gospel: “That’s a lot like how we love God in the private places of our heart—that no one can see or take a picture of—but people can see fruit of that love later through our living differently and because we are reborn.”

All Fall Short. All Are Loved.