God calls men to purity, righteousness and holiness as well. That isn’t just for the women.
If we disciple women only and ignore the men, we end up with godly women looking for a godly husband that doesn’t exist. We need balance in the Church.
A huge problem with “purity culture” is that it was often targeting women. What they should wear. How they should behave. How they entice men. There was little taught on how men should live. The Church has to do a better job of raising godly men instead of controlling women.
Titles and positions do not automatically make you an effective leader. When you invest in people, exemplify excellence, communicate clearly, and celebrate those around you, you not only strengthen your leadership, but the God-given potential in others can also flourish as well.
Sometimes we take so much of our lives into our own hands that we can forget all God has to offer us. He offers to carry our burdens and readily gives us his peace—a peace that often surpasses our logic, our emotions, and our circumstances.
Be careful how you treat someone who falls today, because it could be you or someone close to you tomorrow. The same mercy you give is the same mercy you receive.