Paula White-Cain, a senior adviser for President Donald Trump’s White House Faith Office, said in a recent interview that she “submits” to her husband and that “God designed” men to be leaders of a household.

While speaking to Real America’s Voice host Steve Gruber on Wednesday, Cain praised men who are “returning” to church.

“God is moving mightily, and what’s so exciting to me, it’s especially among young people and men. Men are the fastest returning to church,” White-Cain said.

“See what she’s saying there? Again: Men. We need more fathers, more husbands, more real men,” Gruber said.
Pastor Paula White-Cain speaking in front of an audience, and in front of an American flag
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“Absolutely,” White-Cain agreed. She added that men “are becoming the bedrock, which is how God designed it.”

A study published last year by the Survey Center on American Life found that church membership was declining among young women in the U.S. at a higher rate than among young men.

Nearly two-thirds of young women interviewed said they were not treated as equals to men in churches.

White-Cain, a televangelist who has been called President Donald Trump’s spiritual adviser, referred to her third husband, Jonathan Cain, as the head of her household, stating, “God has an order.”

She continued, “If there’s ever a time that a decision has to be made and we don’t agree on something, he’s the head. It’s not hard to submit.”