We bring you this warning from Donna Jessip of The Return.

The International Women’s Day is Friday March 8, 2024. I am sounding the alarm on this celebration, alerted in my spirit about its deceptive narrative. Unsuspecting prayer groups, churches, and followers of Christ are believing that this day elevates women for the good. In the days that we are in, we must be diligent to seek out the Spirit in every matter in order to be the light that exposes the darkness.

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While many are being drawn in to celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD), do we truly understand what we are celebrating and the true agenda of this organization? There are several unsettling questions that need to be answered in the light. At the root, is this day to celebrate all women?

As I began to delve into the background and agenda of IWD, I felt it crucially important to alert Christians organizations, prayer ministries, and conservatives. Please be aware of the origin and current agenda of the IWD.

First, by a simple google search “Worldview of the IWD,” I learned that they do not hold a biblical worldview.

The IWD began as a National Women’s Day and was founded by the Socialist Party of America in 1909. Then in 1910 it became an international organization with the help of the German communist Clara Zetkin. Later it was adopted by communist China and Spain. It remained as a communist organization for decades.

In 1967, the Daughters of American Communist group revitalized it in America. Later, in 1975, the IWD was marked for the first time by the United Nations (UN). The IWD agenda for women now includes “reproductive rights,” “gender parity,” and “feminism.”

Also included are these familiar-sounding buzzwords: “Diversity,” “equity,” and “inclusion.” These are the same words often used from the White House, and the (WEF) World Economic Forum from Davos Switzerland, which consistently markets these same words throughout the media and the globe. The WEF is more recently known for the statement “you’ll own nothing and be happy.” IWD, the UN and the WEF, all heavily promote the UN Climate Change agenda 2030 and other globalist agendas.

In 2024, International Women’s Day theme is “inclusion.” Their agenda does not feature biblical views. In fact, most of their agenda is cloaked with “nice words” and a convoluted message. They desire women to “accelerate progress” in the LGBTQI+ global community, and advocate a new “feminist climate justice growth. I could find nothing to find about character growth or being a virtuous woman.

Under the missions tab “equity” on their website, you will find that you should no longer use pronouns that identify yourself as a male or female in your email signature, because it’s not “inclusive” or “equitable.” They are training employers and employees to become “progressive” to the trans community” so we “will understand the breadth of gender identities.”

The first woman, Eve, is described as Ezer in Hebrew, which means “helper” or to rescue, save. or be strong. A woman as a helper is not a demeaning title when put in its rightful context. Ezer is used 21 times in the Old Testament of the Bible, used to describe a woman, a powerful nation, and God as our helper. The use of Ezer for woman, then, is a great compliment by the Lord.

As Christians we embrace our God-given identity. Christian women must know that we can celebrate our femininity, as we were created by God fully loved, fully embraced, and fully secure in the identity in which we were formed in our mother’s female womb.

International Women’s Day seems more about pushing a liberal, progressive narrative rather than celebrating the uniqueness of women as an Ezer that we were beautifully created to be.

Does this post help you understand God’s view of women better? How can we pray for all the women who are deceived?

(Article by Donna Jessip, The Return. Photo credit: alessandrobiascioli on Canva Pro. )