Resources by Topic: Women of the Bible

Where do you see yourself on the economic spectrum? Well, if you know the King of kings, He has poured out riches on you. If you know Jesus you’re rich! View More →

When is the last time you were blown away by the wonder of God’s world? Nancy will show you how to recapture that sense of wonder every day. View More →

A powerful, wealthy queen heard of a king even greater than she was. Her search for this king is a picture of the way we could seek after wisdom. View More →

When people get older, they often resist new ways of doing things. How can you keep from developing that kind of resistance? View More →

Have you been seeking wisdom from the King of kings? View More →

Nancy says a mom can lead her children and keep her cool. View More →

Do you hate sin? When you are grieved over your own sin, it’s evidence that you truly know God. View More →

Some behaviors, such as drug addiction, are not just sinful; they’re also taboo in the church. But it’s easy to get away with other types of sin. View More →

When you let a weed go, it will eventually conquer the garden. In the same way, when you let discontentment grow in your heart. View More →

Do circumstances or emotions ever make it hard for you to open your mouth and sing? Gain some perspective on singing joyfully. View More →

Why do you sing in church? Out of habit or obligation? Nancy wonders what singing would be like if everyone were singing with their whole heart. View More →

When you praise God and sing, the spotlight needs to be on God, not on you. But people do watch your example in worship. View More →

A lot of legends grew up about Miriam, the sister of Moses. Nancy sorts out the legend from Scripture. View More →

After crossing the Red Sea, the children of Israel witnessed the destruction of their enemies. Then they sang, worshiping God. View More →

When parents teach God’s Word to their kids, it can feel like the material is going in one ear and out the other. But it may pay off more than you realize. View More →

Do you ever feel like you’re parenting in a hostile world? Learn how Jochebed approached parenting with faith and purpose. View More →

Do you ever worry what the future holds for your children? Find out how you can be a parent of faith, working, praying, and trusting for your children. View More →

The courage of a few women can have a huge effect on their world. This was true in ancient Egypt when some women defied an evil king. It’s also true for you. View More →

Erin Davis is joined by two friends to take a closer look at how the Old Testament prophetess and judge Deborah became a woman of great courage and influence. View More →

Do you ever get tired of following God’s plan day in and day out? Nancy knows what that feels like, and she’ll encourage you to keep serving. View More →

Fear and love of comfort could be keeping you from the exciting life God has planned. Learn how to live with less fear and more trust. View More →

What can a woman do when men won’t lead? Nancy will answer that question while looking at the story of Deborah. View More →

In the middle of a violent conflict, one wise woman diffused the anger. The Old Testament tells us about this story that’s so relevant for our day. View More →

What difference can one woman really make? Consider how to become a woman of greater influence by exploring the life of Deborah with our hosts and Staci Rudolph View More →

In the middle of conflict, one wise woman can make a big difference. The Old Testament tells us about a wise woman who had influence in a time of violence. View More →

God never promises life will be easy. But when you say, “Yes, Lord,” you can expect life with Him to be a meaningful adventure. View More →

God’s more glorious than any earthly king, but He still wants you to come before Him in prayer. View More →

Born into sin. Born enemies of God. Separated from God. Yet God’s grace makes a way for happy endings. It was true for Ruth. It will be true for us. View More →

Ruth had to trust someone else to do the right thing and be patient to see how everything would turn out. View More →

It’s easy to get so busy serving others that we don’t have time to cultivate intimacy with God ourselves. View More →