Are modern women prepared for radical vulnerability before the Lord?

Hope Bonarcher says we have all been created as vulnerable beings, and challenges us to stop listening to culture’s message that we need to be strong

As a female Christian, I feel a subtle pressure to muscle up. There’s an energy in the room that things would be better if women were in the driver’s seat. Biblically speaking, women as a sex are physically weaker (1 Peter 3:7), something many of us deny and battle to reform. Imagine, a push to make what God has designed better. Are stronger, less vulnerable things of greater value? Is a brick more precious than a gemstone? Is this even biblical? When Christ came to this world a babe in a manger, was there a being mighty enough to outweigh him? Perhaps our vulnerability as women, instead of being a hindrance, is an advantage too easily dismissed.