The We Need To Talk Podcast is features daughter, writer, Jesus lover Mandy Tchounga diving into a heart to heart godly centred dialogue with family, friends and guests addressing questions we think about but fear to ask.
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In this episode, it is all about - Let's Talk Sexy (A conversation with Ben Andoh x Uchenna). We conclude our series on 'Wether Christian Women can dress Sexy and Modest'. We hope you enjoyed it.
Guests:
Ben Andoh: https://www.instagram.com/mrbenandoh/
Uchenna: https://www.instagram.com/uchennamusic/
Last week’s episode was all about looking at how immodesty is a sin and In today’s episode finale, we will consider why Christian woman wants to dress sexy. Honestly speaking, women in general Christian or not, usually want to wear revealing clothing to get the attention of the opposite sex.
Last week we address the issue of lustfulness, how the way we dress as Christian women can lead others to sin which also means we have committed a sin. In today’s episode, we will focus on how immodesty is a sin. Paul told us in 1 timothy 2:9 that Christina women should be modest in their appearance. So my question now is – what is immodest?
Last week we defined sexy as being ‘sexually attractive or exciting, sexually aroused’. Today we are will look at how the way we dress can lead our neighbour to sin. This is directed at those of us who think ‘what’s the big deal if a Christian want to dress sexy? God gave me this cute figure and I want to flaunt it. Why should we feel like we have to hide our God-given features?
Over the last few years, I’ve always wondered how you draw the line between sexuality, sex, appearance and confidence. We have influence from religion, society and even social media and the entertainment world that influences our views. In this episode, we will tackle the question of whether or not Can Christian Women Dress Sexy?
"I finally surrendered myself to God." In this warm preview of The We Need To Talk Podcast, daughter, writer and Jesus lover reflects on life after a year in a pandemic, giving her life to Christ, and the relationships that have shaped her.
In this welcoming message, daughter, writer and Jesus lover Mandy Tchounga introduces her latest post-pandemic project, The We Need To Talk Podcast. The series features heart to heart conversations with friends, family and guests - answering the questions we think about but fear to ask. The We Need To Talk Podcast debuts on March 12th.