I don't think that that's uh to to encourage women like it's it's hard to separate out those threads of is this biblical and christian or is this um is this something that's just a trend or a lifestyle as you as you said so tell us a little bit about what what type of content do you see regularly from these places like what are kind of the buckets And you, you maybe mentioned a couple already, but what are the buckets that you see women kind of going to, to be, be fed?

Yeah, I think that there's a spectrum of things that you run into.

I think part of this spectrum kind of on this, on maybe like the, the progressive side of things, there are, there are, sort of the liberal Christianity is represented with people who are studying, they're claiming to get into, you know, original languages and original texts and, you know, early church secondary sources.

What they're really doing is trying to dismantle the truth of scripture and they'll kind of like cherry pick little arguments, but because they're not presenting a full hermeneutic, anyone who's not trained is going to say, oh, wow, that's really convincing.

I didn't know that that that head in Greek could also mean whatever.

And so this verse in Ephesians has been used and abused.

It actually means something totally different than what I grew up learning.

What do you think the modern woman needs in particular when it comes to hearing the gospel? How can the gospel, do you think, be positioned for us, for women in today's culture that hits home and kind of relieves their needs.