
Helen Kobakian
Global Associate Senior Pastor of LifeHouse Church in Melbourne, Australia; co-founder with her husband Richard
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Jul 6, 2026
EP22 - Two Calls, One Vision: The Dynamics of Leading Together with Ps Helen Kobakian
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Sue MulhareHOST
Do you want to speak a little bit more to that? Because that's really interesting.

Helen KobakianGUEST
So basically men and women, like we all grow up, we have our childhood, we hit adolescence, men are transformed, they then stay that way for the rest of their lives, nothing much happens.

Helen KobakianGUEST
Women go through puberty and then we go through childbirth, then we go through menopause and then I'm not sure what happens after that because I haven't got there yet.

Helen KobakianGUEST
But we are like this up and down roller coaster and that's how we're designed, whereas men just can – pretty much travel along their journey fairly smoothly.

Helen KobakianGUEST
They had their hiccups and their things along the way, but women really, our hormones were designed to really be rebuilt completely multiple times in our lives.
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