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Send us a text In today’s culture, being childfree—especially as a Christian woman—is often misunderstood, judged, and unfairly stigmatized. But is choosing not to have children really a bad thing? […]
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Was purity culture a protective guardrail or a harmful burden? In this powerful episode of Salt and Lightheartedness, we unpack the impact of the purity movement on Christian women — from shame and confusion to healing and wholeness. 🎙️ We share personal stories, biblical insights, and ask the tough questions: Did purity culture focus more on rules than relationship? How did it shape our views on sex, self-worth, and identity in Christ? Can we reclaim God’s original design without the fear and guilt? 🙌 Whether you grew up with “True Love Waits” or were told your value was tied to your virginity, this episode is for you. 🔥 What You’ll Learn: The origins of purity culture in the church The difference between biblical purity and cultural shame Why abstinence isn’t the full picture of holiness How to heal from legalism and reclaim your worth in Christ Encouraging truth for those who feel “disqualified” by their past 📖 Key Scriptures Mentioned: 1 Thessalonians 4:3-5 Romans 8:1 John 8:10-11 💬 Drop a comment below: How has purity culture shaped your faith or view of yourself? 👍 Like this video, 🔔 Subscribe for more real faith convos, and ✨ Share this with a friend who needs to hear it.
Send us a text In today’s culture, being childfree—especially as a Christian woman—is often misunderstood, judged, and unfairly stigmatized. But is choosing not to have children really a bad thing? […]
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