In the sermon 'Mothers as Gatekeepers', Conrad Mbewe emphasizes the crucial role mothers play in maintaining and nurturing the home. He highlights the God-given distinctions between male and female, noting that women possess unique attributes such as the womb, nursing capabilities, and sensitivity, which often complement the masculine traits. Mothers are encouraged to fulfill their nurturing role in the background while their husbands engage in broader missions. This involves attending to both the physical and spiritual needs of the family, with a special emphasis on discipling young women, as guided by the instructions in Titus chapter 2.

Mothers play an all-important role by being gatekeepers, by ensuring that the home is well looked after. God's been pleased to make a real difference between male and female. It's the female that has the womb, it's the female that has nursing breasts, It's the female that has the womb, it's the female that has nursing breasts, it's the female that has the sensitivity that often the masculine personality misses out. And so women who are mothers should ensure that they play that mothering role in the background, even as their husbands are out there seeking to subdue the earth. And it is as they are playing that background role ensuring as well not just physical needs of the family but also spiritual needs of the family under the headship of the husband.

That also is always on God's matching orders. I'd like to add the fact that especially in the discipling of the young ladies, the females in the home, they ought to ensure that they are playing an all-important role, as the Apostle Paul says to Titus in Titus chapter 2.