In Episode 24, we continue our series "A Biblical Case Against Candace Owens", by examining what Scripture teaches about the unique ways Satan seeks to deceive women. From Eve's conversation with the serpent in Genesis to Paul's repeated warnings in the Pastoral Epistles, the Bible consistently warns about deceptive speech, gossip, slander, godless myths, and persuasive influences that lead people away from the truth. Far from being outdated, these warnings are remarkably relevant in the age of podcasts, livestreams, social media, and online influencers. Using Candace Owens as a contemporary case study, we examine whether the patterns Paul warned Timothy and Titus about are being repeated today through digital media and emotionally compelling narratives. Topics include: • The deception of Eve in Genesis 3 The purpose of this teaching is not to single out women, but to faithfully apply Scripture to our modern world so that believers can recognize the enemy's schemes and walk in truth.
• Why Paul repeatedly warned women about gossip, slander, and idle talk
• The sins of the busybody (1 Timothy 5)
• "Old wives' tales" and godless myths (1 Timothy 4)
• Gullible women and persuasive teachers (2 Timothy 3)
• Titus 2 and biblical priorities for women
• Why true crime and conspiracy-style media disproportionately appeal to women
• How modern media amplifies ancient spiritual dangers
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This episode is based on Article 9 of the Examing Candace Owens Series. To read Article 3, click here:
HOW SATAN LEADS WOMEN ASTRAY
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Aug 10
THESIS Sin is not unique to one gender over another, but because God created men and women with both shared qualities and distinct differences, Satan often exploits those differences in unique ways. Throughout Scripture, women are repeatedly warned about the dangers of deceptive speech, false teachers, gossip, slander, and persuasive conversations that l…

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