That is one of the most amazing statements in scripture.

Underline that one.

Christ suffered the unrighteous for the righteous for the unrighteous to bring us to God.

That's the gospel.

Being put to death in the flesh but made alive in the spirit.

This is a bit.

In which he went and proclaimed to the spirits in prison because they formally did not obey when God's patience waited in the days of Noah.

to parents before.

... how we preach and speak to men?

Yeah.

I, I think because the, I think the Bible does it, you know, and, and I, you know, you guys are pastors, you push back on me i- if you like.

But it seems like when we see the scripture on w- you know, from the v- v- very beginning, obviously Genesis 1, and it's, you know, it's like God creates them male and female and, and there's a difference.

But the Bible, uh, in multiple places, Old and New Testament, it speaks to men and women in different categories.

Like, so much of it is common to us both, you know, like we're, there's so m- [chuckles] you know, overwhelmingly it applies to us both, but then there are, there are passages, you know, like in the New Testament epistles where, where there are specific instructions to men and to women, and I don't think it's accidental.

I don't think it's like, oh, it's a cultural situation, and so Paul just, you know.

Uh, are there any other practical sort of ways like that, that you think helps to engage men in our preaching?